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Step1: Understanding the question​

HCF completely divides the given integers. ​

Step2: Calculation​

HCF of positive integers x, y and z is 15. In other words, x, y and z are divisible by 15, but there is no other common factor. Since, 15 = 3*5; x, y and z have one 3 and one 5 common among them.​

HCF of x and y is 30. In other words, x, and y are divisible by 30, but there is no other common factor. Since, 30 = 2*3*5; x and y have one 2, one 3 and one 5 common between them. Therefore, z cannot have 2 as a factor.​

HCF of y and z, must have one 3 and one 5 as factor, but no 2 as a factor. ​

E is correct​
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