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Asha makes a conjecture that the perimeter of a square whose sides are an odd integer is always even. Which choice is the best proof of her conjecture?

Asha makes a conjecture that the perimeter of a square whose sides are an odd integer is always even. Which choice is the best proof of her conjecture?
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Asha makes a conjecture that the perimeter of a square whose sides are an odd

integer is always even. Which choice is the best proof of her conjecture?

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Answer:is the bottom left corner “let n ....”

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