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Please prove the following statement, in FULL detail. (by the if and only if proving technique,...

Please prove the following statement, in FULL detail. (by the if and only if proving technique, not induction!)

Prove that 5 | Un if and only if 5|n. Where Un is the Fibonacci sequence.

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take mod5 and table it

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