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Prove or Disprove: If p/ai for some i belong to {1; 2,..., n}, (n > 1), and p/sigma from k=1to n of (ak), then p/aj for some j not equal i.
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try \(\{a_n\}=(2,3,3)\) and \(p=2\)
but should not be the elements differ from each other?
that is not specified in the problem if you want different numbers use (2,3,5)
SO 2∣2 and 2∣10 which is the sum but 2 does not divide either 3 or 5 so the statement is not true right?
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