A Transition to Advanced Mathematics
A Transition to Advanced Mathematics
8th Edition
ISBN: 9781285463261
Author: Douglas Smith, Maurice Eggen, Richard St. Andre
Publisher: Cengage Learning
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Chapter 1.4, Problem 5E

(a)

To determine

To prove: x+y is even if x and y are even.

(a)

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Given information:

Let x,y, and z are integers.

Proof:

Let the even integer x=2k , for some integer k𑨀 , and let the even integer y=2l for any integer l𑨀 .

  x+y=2k+2l         =2(k+l)         =2a(k+l=a𑨀)

Hence, x+y is even.

(b)

To determine

To prove: xy is even if x is even.

(b)

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Proof:

Let the even integer x=2k , for some integer k𑨀 .

If y is even, let y=2l , where l𑨀 .

  xy=2k2l    =4kl    =2(2kl)    =2a(2kl=a𑨀)

If y is odd, let y=2l+1 , where l𑨀 .

  xy=2k(2l+1)    =2[k(2l+1)]    =2a(k(2l+1)=a𑨀)

Hence, xy is even.

(c)

To determine

To prove: xy is devisable by 4 if x and y are even.

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Proof:

Let the even integer x=2k , for some k𑨀 and let the even integer y=2l , where l𑨀 .

  xy=2k2l    =4kl    =4a(kl=a𑨀)

Hence, xy is devisable by 4 .

(d)

To determine

To prove: 3x5y is even if x and y are even.

(d)

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Proof:

Let the even integer x=2k , for some k𑨀 and let the even integer y=2l , where l𑨀 .

  3x5y=32k52l            =2(3k5l)            =2a(3k5l=a𑨀)

Hence, 3x5y is even.

(e)

To determine

To prove: x+y is even if x and y are odd.

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Proof:

Let the oddinteger x=2k+1 , for some k𑨀 and letthe odd integer y=2l+1 , where l𑨀 .

  x+y=2k+1+2l+1         =2k+2l+2         =2(k+l+1)         =2a(k+l+1=a𑨀)

Hence, x+y is even.

(f)

To determine

To prove: 3x5y is even if x and y are odd.

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Proof:

Let the oddinteger x=2k+1 , for some k𑨀 and let the odd integer y=2l+1 , where l𑨀 .

  3x5y=3(2k+1)5(2l+1)            =6k+310l5            =6k10l2            =2(3k5l1)            =2a(3k5l1=a𑨀)

Hence, 3x5y is even.

(g)

To determine

To prove: xy is odd if x and y are odd.

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Proof:

Let the odd integer x=2k+1 , for some k𑨀 and let the odd integer y=2l+1 , where l𑨀 .

  xy=(2k+1)(2l+1)    =4kl+2k+2l+1    =2(2kl+k+l)+1    =2a+1(2kl+k+l=a𑨀)

Hence, xy is odd.

(h)

To determine

To prove: x+y is odd if x is even and y is odd.

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Proof:

Let the eveninteger x=2k , for some k𑨀 and let the odd integer y=2l+1 , where l𑨀 .

  x+y=2k+(2l+1)         =2k+2l+1         =2(k+l)+1         =2a+1(k+l=a𑨀)

Hence, x+y is odd.

(i)

To determine

To prove: x+y+z is even if exactly one of x,y,z is even.

(i)

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Proof:

Let the even integer x=2k , for some k𑨀 and let the odd integers y=2l+1 , and z=2m+1 where l,m𑨀 .

  x+y+z=2k+(2l+1)+(2m+1)              =2k+2l+1+2m+1              =2(k+l+m+1)              =2a(k+l+m+1=a𑨀)

Hence, x+y+z is even.

(j)

To determine

To prove: xy+yz is even if exactly one of x,y,z is odd.

(j)

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Proof:

If z is odd:

Let the even integers x=2k , and y=2l for some k,l𑨀 and let the odd integer z=2m+1 where m𑨀 .

  xy+yz=2k2l+2l(2m+1)            =2k+2l++4lm+2            =2(k+l+2lm+1)            =2a(k+l+2lm+1=a𑨀)

If y is odd:

Let the even integers x=2k , and z=2m for some k,m𑨀 and let the odd integer y=2l+1 where l𑨀 .

  xy+yz=2k(2l+1)+(2l+1)2m            =4kl+2k++4lm+2m            =2(2kl+k+2lm+m)            =2a(2kl+k+2lm+m=a𑨀)

Hence, xy+yz is even.

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A Transition to Advanced Mathematics

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