How to prove that
If $7n - 5$ is odd, then $n$ is even?
Suppose by way of contradiction that $n$ were odd. Then $7n$ is odd so $7n-5$ is even. Thus, $n$ must be even.
Consider this modulo $2$. If $7n-5=1$, then $n=7n=5+1=0$ over $\mathbb{Z}/2$.
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Suppose by way of contradiction that $n$ were odd. Then $7n$ is odd so $7n-5$ is even. Thus, $n$ must be even.