a. Substitute each of the integers from 1 to 9 for /; in the expression n2 + n + 11. b. Using inductive reasoning, guess what kind of number you will get when you substitute any positive integer for' n in the expression n2 + n + 11. c. Test your guess by substituting 10 and 11 for n.

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a. Substitute each of the integers from 1 to 9 for /; in the expression
n2 + n + 11. b. Using inductive reasoning, guess what kind of number you will get
when you substitute any positive integer for' n in the expression
n2 + n + 11.
c. Test your guess by substituting 10 and 11 for n.

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