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What are the first 3 consecutive odd numbers? - Answers

I would say: 0,1,3 Your teacher would mark that as wrong - but zero can be considered even, odd and neither all at the same time (welcome to "quantum theory"). The answer you're looking for is: 1,3,5 In other words the first three numbers that, when divided by 2, leave a remainder.



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I would say: 0,1,3 Your teacher would mark that as wrong - but zero can be considered even, odd and neither all at the same time (welcome to "quantum theory"). The answer you're looking for is: 1,3,5 In other words the first three numbers that, when divided by 2, leave a remainder.



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What are the first 3 consecutive odd numbers? - Answers

I would say: 0,1,3 Your teacher would mark that as wrong - but zero can be considered even, odd and neither all at the same time (welcome to "quantum theory"). The answer you're looking for is: 1,3,5 In other words the first three numbers that, when divided by 2, leave a remainder.

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