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Using the definitions of even integer and odd integer, give a proof by contraposition that this statement is true for all integers n : If 3 n - 5 is even, then n is odd.
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Using the definitions of even integer and odd integer, give a proof by contraposition that this statement is true for all integers n : If 3 n - 5 is even, then n is odd.
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Suppose
is even, i.e. there is some integer
such that
. Then
where
is just some other integer. Therefore
is odd, proving the contrapositive, and so the original statement is also true.
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