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If the difference of two numbers is even then so is their sum.

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Statement - If the difference of two numbers is even then so is their sum.

Let the two even numbers be '2m' and '2n' with m and n are integers.

The difference of two number is


2m-2n=2(m-n)

Now, The sum of the numbers is


2m+2n=2(m+n)

Let
m+n=k where k is an integer

Then,
2m+2n=2k which is also an even number as 2 is multiplied with it.

So, If the difference of two numbers is even then so is their sum.

For example -

Let two even number 2 and 4.

The difference is
4-2=2, 2 is even.

The sum is
4+2=6, 6 is even.

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