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Asked by sonaisha | 25 Feb, 2009, 11:37: AM
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6q+5 = 3 (3q) + 3+ 2
= 3 (3q +1) +2
Now if we take a q' = 3q+1
6q+5 = 3q'+2
since q' > q and for all values of q there is a q' but not necessarily of the form of 6q+5
Answered by | 25 Feb, 2009, 03:08: PM
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