someone help please D: I will give u a medal and and I will fannn u > . < please help thank you
what is your question?
does someone know ?
In indirect proof we always start wid opposite of wat we want to prove
here, you want to prove \(\text{their sum is odd}\) wats the opposite of that statement ?
if two whole numbers are odd then the sum is odd?
im confused
the two numbers arent equal
I think from what ganeshie said, whats the opposite of their sum being odd? their sum not being odd
its saying two whole number (any numbers) with a sum is odd. Let's say 7 + 4 for example.Both 7 and 4 are whole number and the sum is odd. & and 4 are not equal numbers
oh I get
i missed the part wher the whole numbers are even
you are pretty opposite of above statement wud be :- you are NOT pretty
there is never two even number that have a sum that's odd. So the numbers aren't equal
oh lol
when doing proofs, we need to take statements literally sometimes :) the answer here is C
Cuz, statement : their sum is odd opposite of that statement wud be : their sum is NOT odd
oh
it doesnt matter wat u want to prove is a legit thing or not. when u want to prove it using indirect proof, u always start wid OPPOSITE of wat u want to prove, and look for contradictions.
this is more confusing than i thought
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