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n^9+n^29 will be (I)odd if n is odd (ii) odd if n is even (iii)always odd (iv) always even (1) ionly (2) ii only (3) iii only (4) iv only (5) i and ii only

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n^29 will be (I)odd if n is odd (ii) odd if n is even (iii)always odd (iv) always even (1) ionly (2) ii only (3) iii only (4) iv only (5) i and ii only

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n^9+n^29 will be (I)odd if n is odd (ii) odd if n is even (iii)always odd (iv) always even (1) ionly (2) ii only (3) iii only (4) iv only (5) i and ii only​

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n^9+n^29 will be (I)odd if n is odd (ii) odd if n is even (iii)always odd (iv) always even (1) ionly (2) ii only (3) iii only (4) iv only (5) i and ii only