Even/odd proofs: Practice problems Solutions
(An interesting consequence of this result is that in any right triangle in which all sides have integer length at least one of the two shorter sides must be of even length.) Proof: The argument given below makes use of the results of Problems 1 and 2. Without using these results, the proof would become a bit longer. ................
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