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![[Post New]](/templates/default/images/icon_minipost_new.gif) 18 Feb 2008 16:27:55 IST
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let a cubed = g a square = h given = pg+qh+ra+s above div by 5 but s is not which means that pg+qh+ra shud not be diiv by 5 taking a common we get a(ph+qa+r) not div by 5 which means a not div by 5 and ph+qa+r not div by 5 now assume r = 5l ( multiple of 5) which means ph+qa not div by 5 again taking a common a(pa+q) not div by 5 a already not divisible so now pa+q not div by 5 assume q = 5i (multiple of 5) which means pa not div by 5 so p not div by 5 now consider b cube = t b square = e given = st+re+qb+p (to show div by 5) since p not divi by 5 as per above conclusion TO SHOW implies st+re+qb not div by 5 taking b common b(se+rb+q) not div by 5 b not div by 5 and se+rb+q not div by 5 since q div by 5 se+rb not div by 5 taking 5 common b(sb+r) not div by 5 b not div and sb+r not div since r div by 5 sb not div by 5 since s and b not div by 5 this is possible for some b not div by 5 hence proved
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