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Please answer the following question.
Asked by | 05 Jun, 2008, 11:40: AM
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x and y are positive integers.
thus, y = 2m for some positive integer m
(x+y) is odd number
so, x+y = 2n +1 for some n in N.
x+3y = x+y+2y
= 2n+1+2m
= 2(n+m)+1
n and m are positive integers, hence n+m is also a positive integer say k
n+m=k
x+3y = 2k+1
hence, x+3y is odd number.
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