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Methods Of Proof for Mathematical Equations
Can you give a direct proof and an indirect proof of the following?
If x is any odd integer and if y is any odd integer, then xy is an odd integer.
Can you give a direct proof and an indirect proof of the following?
If x is any odd integer and if y is any odd integer, then xy is an odd integer.
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