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6. (1) X=2Yn+4, Y=3,5,6,7,8,9,10..., X(can be)=10,14,16,18,20,22,24, then the remainders when x is divided by y are 1,4,4,4,4,4,4....that means, if Y<4, then the remainder is 1, if Y>4, then the remainder is 4, so NO. (2) X+Y=Yn+4, X=Y(n-1)+4, Y=3,5,....X=4,9.... the remainders are 1,4,....., so NO if (1)+(2), X=4,14...y=3,5, the remainders are 1,4,.. So, E
9. (1)n^2 is an integer, if n is not an integer, then n must be an irrational number, but n=p/q must be a rational number, so n must be an integer. (2)n^3 is an integer, the same thing. so D.
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