Basic Proof Examples - math.loyola.edu
math.loyola.edu › ~loberbro › ma421Proof. Suppose m 2Z is even. By de nition of an even integer, there exists n 2Z such that m = 2n: Thus we get m 2= (2n)2 = 4n = 2(2n2) and we have m2 is also even. The following is an example of a direct proof using cases. Theorem 1.2. If q is not divisible by 3, then q2 1 (mod 3). Proof. If 3 - q, we know q 1 (mod 3) or q 2 (mod 3). Case 1: q 1 (mod 3).
A Level Maths Proof Answers - MME
mathsmadeeasy.co.uk › wp-content › uploadsC3 - Proof (Answers) MEI, OCR, AQA, Edexcel 1.This question is easy. Not all integers are even! We use the counter example of 1. The number 1 is an odd integer. [1] 2.Let n be any integer. When we add n to itself we get n+ n = 2n = 2 n and we know that 2n is even as it is 2 something. [2] 3.Let three consecutive even numbers be 2n;2n+2 and 2n+4.