if n is a natural no then n(n+1) is always
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a) odd no
b) divisible by 2
c) divisible by 3
d) prime no
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(b) and (c) Both are correct
Example : -
Let ,
n = 3
3(3+1)
3×4 = 12 { divisible by both 2 and 3 but not an odd number .}
Let another number,
n =9
9(9+1)
9×10 = 90 { divisible by both 2 and 3 but not an odd number .}
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