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Can you find the fallacy in this mathematical proof that the product of two even integers results in an even integer?
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Let \(a = 2k_1\) and \(b = 2k_2\) so that both a, b are even integers. Therefore, \[ab = 2k_1 \cdot 2k_2 = 4k_1 k_2 = 2 (2k_1 k_2)\] Which is also an even integer. QED
lol that is KingGeorge's proof
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there is no fallacy.:D
im sure there is -_- this is supposed to be impossible to prove :/
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Look at my tutorial
what am i looking for in there?
lol @KingGeorge you win. no one could find the fallacy in your solution :p you truly are a king <grovels>
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