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Which of the following statement is true? I. Odd × Odd × Odd = Even II. Odd × Odd = Even

Which of the following statement is true? I. Odd × Odd × Odd = Even II. Odd × Odd = Even Correct Answer Neither I nor II

I.

Let consider the odd number is 1 then,

Odd × Odd × Odd = Even

⇒ 1 × 1 × 1 = 1

Odd × Odd × Odd ǂ Even

First statement is not true.

II.

Let consider the odd number is 1 then,

Odd × Odd = Even

⇒ 1 × 1 = 1

Odd × Odd ǂ Even

∴ Second statement is also not true.

∴ Neither I nor II is true.

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