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Updated on: 17 Jun 2018, 03:23
Originally posted by asthagupta on 17 Jun 2018, 02:59.
Last edited by asthagupta on 17 Jun 2018, 03:23, edited 1 time in total.
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If all variable are integers, is x+y–z+tx+y–z+t even?
(1) x+y+tx+y+t is even
(2) t∗zt∗z is odd
I am not sure what is the exact answer as i have a different answer and the source where i read this have a different answer. Will update official answer after discussion on the forum.
(1) x+y+tx+y+t is even
(2) t∗zt∗z is odd
I am not sure what is the exact answer as i have a different answer and the source where i read this have a different answer. Will update official answer after discussion on the forum.
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17 Jun 2018, 03:14
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\(x+y-z+ tx+y-z+t=x+tx+t+2y-2z\)..
2y-2z will be even, so Is x+tx+t even?
If only one is odd and other even..
Odd+even*odd+even=odd
Both odd..
O+O*O+O=O
Both even..
E+E*E+E=E
So we are looking if both x and t are even...
1)x+y+tx+y+t is even..
x+tx+t+2y is even, so x+tx+t is even..
Ans YES
Sufficient
2)t*z*t*z is odd..
This means ans is NO
So sufficient
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However both statements are giving different answers
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