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Proving divisibility (Posted on 2017-01-08) Difficulty: 2 of 5
Given two integers n (n>1) and an odd prime p. Without loss of generality let p=2k-1.

Prove that if C(n,2) - C(k,2) is divisible by p, it must be divisible also by p2.

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proofDaniel2017-01-09 07:42:29
Some ThoughtsPrime indeed.Jer2017-01-08 16:13:31
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