Divisibility by expansion

Divisibility by expansion

Secondary 2
3 marks
TGM Original Questions

Core stretch

Show that \((7n+2)^2+3\) is a multiple of 7 for every integer \(n\).[3]

Solution:

Solution locked

Sign in to view the step-by-step solution

Please join our E Math programme to search for similar questions for more practice.

E Math Tuition
Answer:The expression is divisible by \(7\) for every integer \(n\).

Need help? Join our JC Math tuition classes.

Learn more