Always true?

Number Theory Level 2

Consider a and b as two positive integers where a > b \small\begin{aligned}\text{Consider a and b as two positive integers where a > b}\end{aligned} Is it necessarily always true that a - b > 1? \small\begin{aligned}\text{Is it necessarily always true that a - b > 1? }\end{aligned}

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Naren Bhandari by Naren Bhandari , 21, India

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Vilakshan Gupta
Feb 5, 2018

3 > 2 \begin{aligned} 3>2 \end{aligned} 3 − 2 = 1 \begin{aligned} 3-2=1 \end{aligned}

Hence,it is not always true.

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Nasty question.... Should have read it better lol.

Peter van der Linden - 3 years, 4 months ago

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