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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?

    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.


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


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