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If n is a positive integer, which of the following must be an even integer?
(A) n + 1
(B) n + 2
(C) n^2 + 2
(D) n^2 + n
(E) n^2 + 2n
(A) n + 1
(B) n + 2
(C) n^2 + 2
(D) n^2 + n
(E) n^2 + 2n
14 Oct 2019, 07:45
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If n is a positive integer, which of the following must be an even integer?
(A) n + 1
(B) n + 2
(C) n^2 + 2
(D) n^2 + n
(E) n^2 + 2n
(A) n + 1
(B) n + 2
(C) n^2 + 2
(D) n^2 + n
(E) n^2 + 2n
Scan the answers....
D) n² + n
Factor to get: n(n+1)
Since n and (n+1) are CONSECUTIVE INTEGERS, we know that one number is ODD and the other must be EVEN
As such, the product n(n+1) must be EVEN
Answer: D
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Brent
14 Oct 2019, 11:14
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If n is a positive integer, which of the following must be an even integer?
(A) n + 1
(B) n + 2
(C) n^2 + 2
(D) n^2 + n
(E) n^2 + 2n
(A) n + 1
(B) n + 2
(C) n^2 + 2
(D) n^2 + n
(E) n^2 + 2n
Negation of Options -
(A) Not possible when n = Even
(B) Not possible when n = Odd
(C) Not possible when n = Odd
(D) Possible whether n = Odd/Even
(E) Not possible when n = Odd
If in doubt plug in some number such as 1 or 3 and reconfirm the Answer, Correct Answer must be (D)
