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How many of a certain group of three postitive integers are odd?

1) The sume of the three integers is odd.
2) The product of the three integers is even.


sum of 3 is odd = o+o+o or o+e+e or insuff

from two e*o*o or e*e*o

both together insuff

My answer is E

Hey yezz combining both we get the answer....
chect it once........
It has to be C
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One more for C

O Odd
E Even

A O+O+O , O+E+E multiple values InSuff
B O*O*E , E*E*E, O*O*E , O*O*E multiple values Insuff

O*E*E is the only combination which works when stmt A and B are combined.
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Agree with C, if it helps write out the numbers to check.
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How many of a certain group of three postitive integers are odd?

1) The sume of the three integers is odd.
2) The product of the three integers is even.

(I don't understand this question. Please help)


Pick easy numbers here.

1. 2,1,2 or 1,1,1 works insuff
2. 2,1,2 or 2,1,1 works insuff

together, 2,1,2
suff

(C)
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Both together provides answer. Hence C
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How many of a certain group of three postitive integers are odd?

1) The sume of the three integers is odd.
2) The product of the three integers is even.

First,

even + even = even
odd + odd = even
even + odd = odd

even * even = even
odd * odd = odd
even * odd = even

1) (a, b, c) Possible solutions
- all three odd.
- one odd, two even.

So INSUFFICIENT.

2) (a, b, c) For product to be even, possible solutions:
- all three of them even.
- one odd, two even
- one even two odd.
INSUFFICIENT.

combining 1) & 2):
one odd two even

Answer: C.



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