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tion:EVERY POSITIVE Integer can be expressed as 6Q = 2(3q)6q+16q+2 = 2(3q+1)6q+36q+4 =2(3q+2)6q+5where q is some integerfor a NUMBER to be odd it should not be divisible by 2. in all the above numbers only forms which aren't divisible by 2 are 6q + 1, 6q + 3, 6q + 5. HENCE every odd number is of that form.
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