Let $n > 1$ be an integer. Which of the following sets of numbers necessarily contains a multiple of $3$?

  • A
    $n^{19}-1, n^{19}+1$
  • B
    $n^{19}, n^{38}-1$
  • C
    $n^{38}, n^{38}+1$
  • D
    $n^{38}, n^{19}-1$

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