Math, asked by joncer20, 9 months ago

If the variable Q is an odd integer, how do you represent the next two consecutive odd integers (in terms of Q)?
Write each answer in terms of Q, each answer separated by a comma (example Q-1, Q+3).

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Answered by knjroopa
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Step-by-step explanation:

Given If the variable Q is an odd integer, how do you represent the next two consecutive odd integers

Given the variable Q is an odd integer. We need to represent in terms of Q

So now consecutive odd integers are separated by 2 units. For example let us consider a sequence of odd integers like 5,7,9,11 and so on.

Now if Q is an odd integer, the next odd number will be Q + 2 and again the next one after that will be (Q + 2) + 2 = Q + 4

If 3 is a number it will be (3 + 2 , 3 + 4) or (Q + 2, Q + 4)

So it may be applied for even numbers also.  

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