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[SOLVED] For those bored, here's a cute little number theory related problem. Prove that the fraction \[{21n+4 \over 14n+3}\]is irreducible for all positive integers \(n\). PS: It's a two line proof.
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A hint is below in white LaTeX font. \[\color{white}{\text{prove that the numerator and the denominator are coprime}} \]
\[3 (14 n+3)-2 (21 n+4)=1 \] Applu Bezout and see if you can finish it.
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