Deletion of SIVAHARI THEOREM ON ODD AND EVEN NUMBERS

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Comment: The result, although true, is a trivial mathematical observation.  As Martin notes, it follows rather immediately from the fact that n^k=n\cdot n^{k-1}.  In fact, this simple identity is actually a ''stronger'' statement than the one contained in the supposed "theorem" that is the subject of the article.  Claiming a weaker result than a fact that is well-known to most school children as a "theorem" is clear 
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