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Show that 1 greater than the sum of the squares of any three consecutive integers is always divisible by 3.

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prove that1greaterthanthesumofthesquaresofanythreeconsecutiveintegersisalwaysdivisibleby3.

Solution

Thenumbers:−1,0,1
Solution steps
Represent the numbers with x:
Firstnumber:x
Consecutivenumber1:x+1
Consecutivenumber2:x+2
A.T.Q.:1+x2+(x+1)2+(x+2)2=3
Solve 1+x2+(x+1)2+(x+2)2=3:x=−1
x+1=−1+1=0
x+2=−1+2=1
Thenumbers:−1,0,1

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