Odd-even

For positive integer n n :-

f ( n ) = n m o d 2 f(n)=n \bmod 2

a , b , a,b, are positive integers ,such that f ( a ) + f ( b ) = 1. f(a)+f(b)=1.

So , which of the choices is correct ?

f ( a + b ) = 1 f(a+b)=1 f ( a × b ) = 1 f(a\times b)=1 f ( a b ) = 1 f(a^b)=1 f ( 2 a + b ) = 1 f(2a+b)=1

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1 solution

a a or b b is odd and the other is even , so a + b a+b is odd , and f ( o d d ) = 1 f(odd)=1

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