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Standard VII
Mathematics
Algebra Generalized Arithmetic
Prove that if...
Question
Prove that if
n
is a positive even integer,then 24 divides
n
(
n
+
1
)
(
n
+
2
)
.
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Solution
for three consecutive integers one has to surely be multiple of 3.
Now if n is even it can be either of 4m or 4m+2 where m is also a number.
if it is 4m then
n+2=4m+2 so 4m(4m+2)=8k(k is another number)
if it is 4m+2 then
n+2=4m+2 so (4m+4)(4m+2)=8j(j is another number)
In any case we get 8 as factor and we deduced earlier that 3 is surely a factor
8 and 3 are co-prime.So it is a multiple of 8
×
3=24.
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