An integer, a, is said to be a type 0 integer if there exists another integer n such that a = 3n. give at least four different integers that are type 0 integers and explain.

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Luka Silva

15 March, 10:47

An integer, a, is said to be a type 0 integer if there exists another integer n such that a = 3n. give at least four different integers that are type 0 integers and explain.

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Braylen Patel · Answer 1

A type 0 integer is simply any whole number that is a multiple of 3. some examples would be : 3,6,9,12 ...

n=1: 3 (1) = 3

n=2: 3 (2) = 6

n=3: 3 (3) = 9

n=4: 3 (4) = 12