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If \(n\) is the least of \(3\) consecutive positive integers and \(n\) is odd, what is the least common multiple of the \(3\) integers, in terms of \(n?\)
A. \(n(n+1)(n+2)\)
B. \(n^3 + 3\)
C. \(n(n^2 + 2)\)
D. \(n^2 + 3\)
E. \(3(n +1)\)
Answer: A
Source: GMAT Paper Tests
A. \(n(n+1)(n+2)\)
B. \(n^3 + 3\)
C. \(n(n^2 + 2)\)
D. \(n^2 + 3\)
E. \(3(n +1)\)
Answer: A
Source: GMAT Paper Tests
