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Mathematics, 12.07.2019 19:20, mqturner1989Kedie

(1 point) prove the following statement: if a e z and n e n, then gcd(a, a + n)|n. proof: let gcd(a, a n) = d. this implies that and therefore for some y e z. for some x e z and e z. therefore since x, y e z, therefore thus n= о. е. d.

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