Advanced Engineering Mathematics
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In each of the following statements, n represents a positive integer. One of the statements is true, the other is false.
(I) For all n, the integer 9n + 7 is a multiple of 8.
(II) For all n, the integer 9n + 6 is a multiple of 5.
(a) Write down which statement is false and give a counter-example to show that it is false.
(b) Prove the other statement by mathematical induction.
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