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    3. how can you explain what "mod" is x=c(mod3) and x=3k+1, y=d(mod3) and y=3k+1. how do I prove x+y=c+d?
    how can you explain what "mod" is x=c(mod3) and x=3k+1, y=d(mod3) and y=3k+1. how do I prove x+y=c+d?

    How can I prove the x+y=c+d if x=3k+c and y=3k+c where x+y=c+d?

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      how can you explain what "mod" is x=c(mod3) and x=3k+1, y=d(mod3) and y=3k+1. how do I prove x+y=c+d?

      Your question is: How can I prove the x+y=c+d if x=3k+c and y=3k+c where x+y=c+d?

      My educated guess: Since x=3k+1 and y=3k+1, x must equal y
      Therefore if x=c(mod3)and y=d(mod3), c must equal d because x equals y


      (sigh) Now, I need another glass of wine.


      14 years ago. Rating: 1
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        i cant.....................can you
        14 years ago. Rating: 0
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          You sly one, you. That's the encryption over the entrance to Tutts tomb. Gotcha. It means don't go in there, plague.
          14 years ago. Rating: 0
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            looked to see if you could would be interested if anyone can lol
            14 years ago. Rating: 0
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