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GULF 2015 Problem 1

    a) Suppose that nn is an odd integer. Prove that k(n−k)k(n-k) is divisible by 22 for all positive integers kk .

    b) Find an integer kk such that k(100−k)k(100-k) is not divisible by 1111 .

    c) Suppose that pp is an odd prime, and nn is an integer. Prove that there is an integer kk such that k(n−k)k(n-k) is not divisible by pp .

    d) Suppose that p,qp,q are two different odd primes, and nn is an integer. Prove that there is an integer kk such that k(n−k)k(n-k) is not divisible by any of p,qp,q .

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