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I. Least possible integer = 23*6 = 6. True.
II. Least possible value of x = 23*6. Prime factors = 23*2*3. True.
III. 6 is a factor of x. So, x cannot be odd. Not true.
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\(x = 23*6K\) {k is a positive integer }
\(x= 2*3*23*k\)

I. x > 23
True always

II. x has at least 3 prime factors
No of factors will be = > 2*2*2=8 i.e always greater than or equal to 8

III. x is odd
If k is even x will be even
Not true always

(D) is the correct answer IMO

Hi, how did you establish that k is an integer? Wouldn't 6k be the integer?
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\(x = 23*6K\) {k is a positive integer }
\(x= 2*3*23*k\)

I. x > 23
True always

II. x has at least 3 prime factors
No of factors will be = > 2*2*2=8 i.e always greater than or equal to 8

III. x is odd
If k is even x will be even
Not true always

(D) is the correct answer IMO

Hi, how did you establish that k is an integer? Wouldn't 6k be the integer?

Because x/23 is given to be a positive integer that has a factor of 6, it means x/23 = 6k for some positive integer k.
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