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  Prove true or false. For each natural number n, ((n5/5)+(n^4/2)+(n^3/3)-(n/30)) is an integer

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Prove true or false.

For each natural number n, ((n5/5)+(n^4/2)+(n^3/3)-(n/30)) is an integer

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