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If an integer is odd \\m\\=3m if an integer is even Updated on: 31 Aug 2007, 15:20
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If an integer is odd \\m\\=3m if an integer is even \\m\\=1/2m

what is the value of \\9\\*\\6\\

\\81\\

\\27\\

\\54\\

\\16\\

\\20\\



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If an integer is odd \\m\\=3m if an integer is even 31 Aug 2007, 15:19
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If an integer is odd \\m\\=3m if an integer is even \\m\\=1/2m

what is the value of \\9\\*\\6\\
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9 is odd:
\\9\\ = 27

6 is even:
\\6\\ = 3

\\9\\*\\6\\=27*3 = 81
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If an integer is odd \\m\\=3m if an integer is even 31 Aug 2007, 15:33
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Ya this is what I got... but OA is //27// ?????????? how????
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If an integer is odd \\m\\=3m if an integer is even 31 Aug 2007, 15:35
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Ya this is what I got... but OA is //27// ?????????? how????
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Ah, I didn't see the question clearly.

\\27\\ = 3*27 = 81

So answer is \\27\\
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If an integer is odd \\m\\=3m if an integer is even 31 Aug 2007, 15:37
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Ya this is what I got... but OA is //27// ?????????? how????

Ah, I didn't see the question clearly.

\\27\\ = 3*27 = 81

So answer is \\27\\
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lol booooooooooooooooooooooooooo freakin GMAT
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If an integer is odd \\m\\=3m if an integer is even 31 Aug 2007, 16:55
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If an integer is odd \\m\\=3m if an integer is even \\m\\=1/2m

what is the value of \\9\\*\\6\\

\\81\\

\\27\\

\\54\\

\\16\\

\\20\\
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I thought it was typo...

cool, thanks :)



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