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what is the general form of every positive odd integer in terms of some integer p

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Answered by MDexter
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the general form of every positive odd integer in terms of some integer p is 2p-1 where p>0
Answered by skyfall63
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Solution:

Positive integer is represented by a positive sign, where its symbolic representation is +

So, when the integer p is divisible by 2, it is understood that the integer should be an even number.

Then positive odd integer could be represented by adding 1 to that integer = +(p+1).

And, when the integer p is not divisible by 2.

Then, the positive odd integer could be represented by = +p

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