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Prove that x^n-Y^n divisible by x-y for all natural numbers x,y (x!=y),and n.
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Prove that x^n-Y^n divisible by x-y for all natural numbers x,y (x!=y),and n.
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Prove that x^n-Y^n divisible by x-y for all natural numbers x,y (x!=y),and n.
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Let's do that by induction :
For
,
is obviously divisible by
If we assume the property holds at rank
, then
. Since
is divisible by
, we have
such that
hence
.
Hence by induction for all
,
divides
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