Asked by Anonymous
if a and b are both odd integers, which expression must always equal an odd integer?
1 a+b
2 a*b
3 a-b
4 a/b
1 a+b
2 a*b
3 a-b
4 a/b
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Answered by
Anonymous
can u explain me how????
Answered by
maddie
sure, for example take the variables a and b to represent numbers.
a+b = b+a = a
In this case b = 0.
a+b = b+a = a
In this case b = 0.
Answered by
PsyDAG
I looks to me like it could be both 2 and 4. If both integers are odd, both multiplying and dividing will give an odd interger as an answer.
For example:
21/7 = 3
7 * 3 = 21
Also it helps to indicate the topic in the "School Subject" heading, so those who are knowledgable in that area will be more likely to respond.
I hope this helps a little more. Thanks for asking.
For example:
21/7 = 3
7 * 3 = 21
Also it helps to indicate the topic in the "School Subject" heading, so those who are knowledgable in that area will be more likely to respond.
I hope this helps a little more. Thanks for asking.
Answered by
darnley
the answer is 1- a+b
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