[SOLVED] MME529 Homework #2  

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Page 37  Burton please do problems  1,2,3,5,6

additionally:

  1. Suppose x is an integer and someone has applied the Fundamental Theorem of Arithmetic to it, obtaining x= pα11 pα22 …pαnn     What would x3 look like?  What generalization can you make out of this?

 

  1. If p  is a prime number,  does   px – ky  =  1  have solutions  ?  k could be any integer here.

 

  1. If p is a prime number, argue why p must divide Cp,r    (binomial coefficient)

 

  1. See if you can prove the following:

 

if   x divides the product bc  and x is  prime then x divides either b or c.

 

Make up a counterexample where x is  not prime and x divides their product but not either one.

 

 

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