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Yogita Ingle 5 years, 3 months ago
Euclid damma division theorem
a=2q,2q+1, where 2 is a whole number.
a2=(2q)2=4q2=4m , where q is a whole number.
a2=(2q+1)2=4q2+4q+1 = 4m+1 where m=(q2+q)
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