CBSE Class 10 Answered
Prove the following:
Asked by | 15 Jun, 2008, 05:13: PM
Expert Answer
i think this statement is incorrect.
for example if i chose the numbers to be 6 and 4
then (a+b)/2 = 5 and (a-b)/2 = 1 both are odd.
Answered by | 12 Sep, 2008, 11:44: PM
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