i ≡0 (mod 2) ∨ j ≡ 0(mod 2), does this only translate to "i is congruent to zero modulo 2 OR j is congruent to zero modulo 2"? or could say "i is congruent to two OR j is congruent to two" as well?

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sirm3d · Answer

i is congruent to zero modulo 2

anonymous · Answer

Sorry, I fixed the typo...

sirm3d · Answer

it means that either i or j is an even integer.

anonymous · Answer

Thank you :) Now I definitely know what I'm doing.

anonymous · Answer

The other person has already answered it, but yes you're going right.

anonymous · Answer

Thank You anyway, I just wanted to make sure I had the right Idea :)  so the more agreements the better!