Why we take 2x+1 and 2x+3 in two consecutive odd numbers?
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Because x is any natural number
and on multiplying any natural number with two..
we always gets an even number...
So to make the result odd we add 1
to it..
and for other we add 3 to it..
for example..
if value of x=3
then 2x=2(3)
=6 ;which is an even
and
to make the result odd
we add 1 to it..
i.e,
6+1=7
but to get next odd consecutive we can't add 2 to it..
because 6+2=8;which is an even
so we add 3 to get next odd consecutive number
i.e, 6+3=9;which is odd
hope it helps
and on multiplying any natural number with two..
we always gets an even number...
So to make the result odd we add 1
to it..
and for other we add 3 to it..
for example..
if value of x=3
then 2x=2(3)
=6 ;which is an even
and
to make the result odd
we add 1 to it..
i.e,
6+1=7
but to get next odd consecutive we can't add 2 to it..
because 6+2=8;which is an even
so we add 3 to get next odd consecutive number
i.e, 6+3=9;which is odd
hope it helps
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