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Math100
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- Homework Statement
- If c divides ab and (c, a)=d, then c divides db.
- Relevant Equations
- None.
This is my work.
A proof in number theory is used to demonstrate the validity of a mathematical statement or theorem. It provides a logical and rigorous explanation for why a certain statement is true.
In order for a proof to be considered correct, it must follow a logical and coherent structure, use valid mathematical reasoning, and provide evidence for each step. It is also important to check for any errors or inconsistencies in the proof.
Yes, mathematical notation and symbols are commonly used in proofs in number theory. It is important to use them correctly and consistently throughout the proof.
Yes, it is important to include all steps in a proof in order to provide a clear and complete explanation of the reasoning behind the statement. Omitting steps can make the proof incomplete or confusing.
Yes, it is always helpful to have someone else review your work and provide feedback. This can help identify any errors or areas that may need further clarification. It is also a good practice to seek feedback from experts in the field of number theory.