Math, asked by aamirassociates, 10 months ago

1
For some integer m, every odd integer is of the
form
[1]
(1) 2m + 1
(2) 2m
(3) m+ 1
(4) m

Answers

Answered by Sudhir1188
63

ANSWER:

  • Every odd number is in the form of (2m+1).

GIVEN:

  • A positive integer 'm'.

TO FIND:

  • Odd integer

GIVEN:

  • 'n' is a positive integer which is divided by 2 we get some quotient 'm' and remainder 'r'
  • Where r = 0 and 1

  • n = 2m+r ........(i)
  • putting r = 0 in eq (i)

  • n = 2m+0
  • m = 2m ( Divisible by 2)
  • It is an even number.

  • putting r = 1 in eq(i)
  • n = 2m+1 ( not divisible by 2)
  • It is an odd number.

So every odd number is in the form of (2m+1). where m is any positive integer.

Every even number is in the form of (2m) where m is any positive integer.

CORRECT OPTION : (1)☑️☑️

Answered by minaxishah1977
15

Answer:

correct answer is

2m+1

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