Math, asked by prajapatibindu239, 10 months ago

how many out of n, (n+2) and (n+4) are divisible by 3

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Answered by billakantinikhilsai4

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Step-by-step explanation:

Only 1 out of n, (n+2), (n+4) are divisible by 3

lets take n=1, only (n+2) = 1+2 = 3÷3

lets take n=2, only (n+4) = 2+4 = 6÷3

lets take n=3, only n = 3÷3

From this, only one out of given can be divisible by 3

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