Question
If n³ is odd, then which of the following must be true?
I. n is odd
II. n × n is odd
III. n × n is even
EXPLANATION
If n3 is odd, so ‘n’ must be odd. Also, n2 will be odd. So, (I) and (II) must be true.
This question is part of General Science — Ancient India.
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