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Prove that these four statements are equivalent: i)n^2 is odd, (ii) 1 - n is even, (iii) n^3 is odd , (iv) n^2 +1 is even
Prove that these four statements are equivalent: i) n^2 is odd, (ii) 1 - n is even, (iii) n^3 is odd , (iv) n^2 +1 is even
A proof involving odd and even numbers is provided.
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