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For all `n( gt 1) in N`, by using mathematical induction or otherwise `1+(1)/(2)+(1)/(3)+....+(1)/(n)` in its lowest form is

A

Odd integer

B

Even integer

C

`("Odd integer")/("Even integer")`

D

`("Even integer")/("Odd integer")`

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