正解
If n=1, n(n^2+5) = 6, can be divied by 6
If n=2, n(n^2+5) = 18, can be divided by 6
Now, assuming n(n^2+5) can be divided by 6, then
(n+1)((n+1)^+5) = (n+1)(n^2+2n+1+5) = n(n^2+5) + 3n(n+1) + 6
Ok, as we have assumed that the first irem n(n^2+5) can be divied by 6, and teh second item 3n(n+1) can be divied by 6 too. Why? because n(n+1) can always be divied by 2. Finally, last item 6 of course can be divided by 6