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Euclid Sample Paper 2 · Q6

Paper 2Logic & proofNumber & counting

A student calculates

n2+n+11n^2+n+11

for n=0,1,2,3n=0,1,2,3 and obtains four prime numbers. The student conjectures that the expression is prime for every integer n≥0n\geq0.

Which statements are true?

  • I. n=10n=10 is a counterexample.
  • II. Every positive integer nn that leaves remainder 00 or 1010 when divided by 1111 is a counterexample.
  • III. Every counterexample must leave remainder 00 or 1010 when divided by 1111.
ANone
BI only
CII only
DIII only
EI and II only
FI and III only
GII and III only
HI, II and III

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