SOLUTION: Prove that |n/2|*|n/2| = |(n^2)/4| For all integers 𝑛.

SOLUTION: Prove that |n/2|*|n/2| = |(n^2)/4| For all integers 𝑛.

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Question 1195208: Prove that
|n/2|*|n/2| = |(n^2)/4|
For all integers 𝑛.

Answer by ikleyn(52781) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
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It is a valid algebraic identity.

Therefore, it is true for all integer and even all real numbers.

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