How would you give a direct proof of: If an integer has the form 6j -5, then it also has the form 3k+1, where j and k are integers. Sorry for the misspell on Algebra..ha!
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Originally Posted by jzapata87 How would you give a direct proof of: If an integer has the form 6j -5, then it also has the form 3k+1, where j and k are integers. Sorry for the misspell on Algebra..ha! Hint: 6j - 5 = 6j - 6 + 1 what's this have to do with linear algebra?
sorry I am taking a linear algebra and matrix theory course. It the first course that I have taken that deals with abract alegbra. I figured that I put up the question in this area since it has to do with the course I am taking.
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