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Standard IX
Mathematics
Mathematical Statements
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Question
Find counter examples to disprove the following statement.
If n is a whole number then
2
n
2
+
11
is a prime.
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Solution
Given n is a whole number then
2
n
2
+
11
Let n=
12
Then
2
×
12
2
+
11
=
288
+
11
=
299
A prime number can be divided, without a remainder, only by itself and by 1.
So
299
is divisible by
13
and
23
then this is not a prime number
So disprove statement
2
n
2
+
11
is a prime
If n is a whole number then
2
n
2
+
11
is not a prime number
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