Is the square of any odd number minus 1 a multiple of 8,

(2n+1)^2-1=4n^2+4n=4n(n+1)
N and N + 1 are adjacent natural numbers, and one of them must be even
SO 2 divides n (n + 1) so 8 divides 4N (n + 1)

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