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Prove that\[n^3 - n + 3\]is divisible by 3
sorry about the digression. now we do it. show that it is true if n = 1
\[1^3-1+3=3\] is divisible by 3
now assume it is true for all k less than or equal to n, and prove that under that assumption it is true for n
excuse me i mean it is true for n + 1
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now some algebra \[(n+1)^3-(n+1)+3=n^3+3n^2+2n+3=(n^3-n+3)+3n^2+3n\]
BY INDUCTION 3 divides \[n^3-n+3\]and by inspection 3 divides \[3n^2+3n\] so it must divide the whole sum and you are done
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