find the problem in the reasoning for the sum of any two even integers equals 4k for some k.

consider the numbers 8 and 12. both 8 and are even, because 8=2(4), and 12=2(6), respectively. additionally, 8+12=20=4(5).
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????????????8=2(4) ????????????  yu meen 8=2*4 ?????????

wotz zat got tu du with 1k & 4k ??????????

yer hedline at top sae "even integers"...so wot cha wanna no bout even integers???????
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