If p is divisible by 10, then p is divisible by all of the divisors of 10 too, and in particular is divisible by 5. So Statement 1 is sufficient.

If p is not divisible by 15, then p is not divisible by (at least) one of the prime divisors of 15, so p is not divisible by (at least) one of the numbers 3 or 5. But we don't know which, so we can't answer the question - maybe p is equal to 10 and the answer is 'yes', or maybe p is equal to 11 and the answer is 'no'.

So the answer is A.
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Is the integer \(p\) divisible by \(5\) ?

1. \(p\) is divisible by \(10\)
So \(p\) is the multiple of \(10\), and \(10\) is the multiple \(5\). Thus \(p\) is the multiple of \(5\) too.
Sufficient

2. \(p\) is not divisible by \(15\)
if \(p = 20\), then it is indivisilbe by \(15\) but divisible by \(5\), so YES
if \(p = 33\), then it is indivisible by both \(15\) and \(5\), so NO
Insufficient

The answer is A

Hi All,

We're told that P is an integer. We're asked if P is divisible by 5. This is a YES/NO question and can be solved with Number Properties and/or TESTing VALUES.

(1) P is divisible by 10.

Since P is divisible by 10, we know that it is also a multiple of 2 and a multiple of 5. For example, P could be -20, -10, 0, 10, 20, 30, 40...etc. All of these numbers are clearly evenly divisible by 5 (since they all 'end in 0'), thus the answer to the question is ALWAYS YES.
Fact 1 is SUFFICIENT

(2) P is not divisible by 15.

The information in Fact 2 doesn't restrict the value of P too much (it just cannot be divisible by 15).
IF....
P = 5, then the answer to the question is YES.
P = 6, then the answer to the question is NO.
Fact 2 is INSUFFICIENT

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