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I suspect this to be true, not sure how I'd go about proving it though.
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Um... @agent0smith
Heh, whoops upper index should be this: \[(b+a-1)(b-a) \equiv \sum_{n=a}^{b-1} 2*n \mod m\]
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Haha thanks. I think I figured it out actually, I just realized I could prove this one. I think I'll present the real situation later if I get bored enough.
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