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Is K/N an integer?

1. K is a multiple of 14
2. N is a divisor of 14



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Is K/N an integer?

1. K is a multiple of 14
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K has a factor of 14.
N is either 1,2,7, or 14. You need both pieces to figure out that K/N will always be an integer.
I get C.
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Is K/N an integer? 1. K is a multiple of 14 2. N is a 21 Oct 2007, 22:10
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C.

Stat 1: Says nothing about N; insuff.
Stat 2: Says nothing about K; insuff.

Together: K = 2*7*n where n is an integer; N = 1, 2, 7 or 14. Either way, K/N is always an integer.
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C looks tempting but i will go with E since we do not know if K and N are Integers
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C looks tempting but i will go with E since we do not know if K and N are Integers
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If they are not integet then they should't be multiple of 14 or divisor of 14!
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clear C.
we can see that information about both K&N are needed to determine if K/N is an integer so there is no need to work out either statement. We will need them both to determine sufficiency.



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