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Algebra Difficulty 5.0 AIME, harder Prove it
3-4. Prove that for any positive integer n the number n2+8n+15 is not divisible by n+4.
Solution
Solution 4. It is enough to notice that n2+8n+15=(n+4)2−1.
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