(1)Prove 6^(2n)-4^(2n) must be a mutiple of 20 (2)Prove 6^(2n)+4^(2n)-2 must be a multiple of 50

(1)Prove 6^(2n)-4^(2n) must be a mutiple of 20

(2)Prove 6^(2n)+4^(2n)-2 must be a multiple of 50

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