F fx82au Active Member Joined Nov 1, 2021 Messages 173 Gender Male HSC 2023 Jan 14, 2023 #1 how do i got about proving? my assumption is: thanks
N nathanzhou1234 Active Member Joined Oct 23, 2022 Messages 107 Gender Male HSC 2022 Jan 14, 2023 #2 fx82au said: View attachment 37435 how do i got about proving? my assumption is: thanks Click to expand... If they’re both greater, then n will equal both of them (p1 and p2) multiplied together which will be bigger than n, a contradiction
fx82au said: View attachment 37435 how do i got about proving? my assumption is: thanks Click to expand... If they’re both greater, then n will equal both of them (p1 and p2) multiplied together which will be bigger than n, a contradiction
F fx82au Active Member Joined Nov 1, 2021 Messages 173 Gender Male HSC 2023 Jan 14, 2023 #3 nathanzhou1234 said: If they’re both greater, then n will equal both of them (p1 and p2) multiplied together which will be bigger than n, a contradiction Click to expand... thanks! but what if theyre both equal?
nathanzhou1234 said: If they’re both greater, then n will equal both of them (p1 and p2) multiplied together which will be bigger than n, a contradiction Click to expand... thanks! but what if theyre both equal?
N nathanzhou1234 Active Member Joined Oct 23, 2022 Messages 107 Gender Male HSC 2022 Jan 14, 2023 #4 fx82au said: thanks! but what if theyre both equal? Click to expand... I think the question should say that p1 and p2 are distinct otherwise it doesn't make sense
fx82au said: thanks! but what if theyre both equal? Click to expand... I think the question should say that p1 and p2 are distinct otherwise it doesn't make sense