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I'm almost certain that the error has to do with the second term [- -(x+5)], but I fail to see where I'm messing up. Show that 7^n -1 is divisible by 6. As the 7[sup:1omnahzt]n-1[/sup:1omnahzt] grows by a factor of 7 as well.
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