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first take a number between 1 to 9 . choosed now if it's an odd no do ×3+1, if it's an even no do ÷2 follow these steps until you get the final answer you hope you don't get the answer.(keep repeating)

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Answered by mrgoodb62

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Odd numbers are the numbers that cannot be arranged in pairs. The Ancient Greeks would consider numbers that could not be arranged in two rows as odd. This concept has changed over the millennia. For example, take any multiple of the number 2. You would realize that none of these numbers can be arranged in pairs of 2. Interestingly, all the integers except the multiples of 2 are odd numbers. You will learn about this property later in the article.

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first take a number between 1 to 9 . choosed now if it's an odd no do ×3+1, if it's an even no do ÷2 follow these steps until you get the final answer you hope you don't get the answer.(keep repeating)​

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first take a number between 1 to 9 . choosed now if it's an odd no do ×3+1, if it's an even no do ÷2 follow these steps until you get the final answer you hope you don't get the answer.(keep repeating)