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Is pq + 1 even -> is pq odd -> are p and q odd

% -> Modulus sign, tells us what the remainder is
p%2 -> 1 : Odd
p%6 -> 1 : 7,13,19,25,31,37... : Odd

Thus ans is C
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Question says is (pq+1) even

We denote any even no as 2n & any odd no as (2n+1)

(1) says, p=2a+1 => p must be odd, we do not know the value of q. So, INSUFFICIENT

(2) says, q=6b+1 => q=2*3b+1 =>q=2c+1 => q must be odd, we do not know the value of b. So, INSUFFICIENT

Combining (1) + (2), p*q = Odd (Since O*O =O)

Thus, (pq+1) = Odd +1 = Even. Option C is correct
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