Question 2
For some integer q. every odd integer is of the form
A) q
B) q + 1
C) 2q
D) 2q + 1
We know that the odd integers are not divisible by 2.
If we take any integer, say a, as the dividend and 2 as the divisor, then by Euclid's division lemma
a=2q+r Where q is the quotient and 0≤r<2
If a is an even integer, then the possible values of r are just 0.
If a is an odd integer, the possible values of r are just 1.
Thus, any odd integer can be expressed as 2q+1.
Hence, answer option is D.