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show that \(\large k^7/7 + k^5/5 + 2k^3/3 -k/105\) is an integer for all nonnegative integer values of \(k\)
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multiple of 105 eh
\[k^7/7 + k^5/5 + 2k^3/3 -k/105\\ (15k^7 + 21k^5 + 70k^3 -k)=105*y\\ k(15k^6 + 21k^4 + 70k^2 -1)=105*y\] maybe we gotta show this is true (15k^6 + 21k^4 + 70k^2 -1) = 0 mod 105
ah no that k is vital
(15k^7 + 21k^5 + 70k^3 -k) = 0 mod 105
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