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Hello 
could you please help to solve this problem!
i'm solving some GMAT sample exam, but today i found this problem:
1. Is x an integer?
-- x is evenly divisible by 1/2.
-- x is evenly divisible by 2.
i dont understand what is the meaning of this quotation?
what is "evenly divisible by 1/2 or 2" mean, could you show me some more example and describe it to me more.
Thanks
Farshid
could you please help to solve this problem!
i'm solving some GMAT sample exam, but today i found this problem:
1. Is x an integer?
-- x is evenly divisible by 1/2.
-- x is evenly divisible by 2.
i dont understand what is the meaning of this quotation?
what is "evenly divisible by 1/2 or 2" mean, could you show me some more example and describe it to me more.
Thanks
Farshid
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03 Dec 2010, 05:58
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Welcome to Gmat Club Farshid,
Can you please post PS questions in the PS subforum: gmat-problem-solving-ps-140/ and DS questions in the DS subforum: gmat-data-sufficiency-ds-141/
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Back to the question.
Is x an integer?
(1) x is evenly divisible by 1/2.
(2) x is evenly divisible by 2.
This is not a good question. Definitely not a GMAT type.
On GMAT when we are told that \(a\) is divisible by \(b\) (or which is the same: "\(a\) is multiple of \(b\)", or "\(b\) is a factor of \(a\)"), we can say that:
1. \(a\) is an integer;
2. \(b\) is an integer;
3. \(\frac{a}{b}=integer\).
So the terms "divisible", "multiple", "factor" ("divisor") are used only about integers (at least on GMAT).
So, you won't see statement like "x is evenly divisible by 1/2" on GMAT.
Suppose that the intended meaning of this question was as below:
Is x an integer?
(1) x divided by 1/2 is an integer --> now, if x=1 (1 divided by 1/2 equals to 2) then the answer to the question will be YES but if x=0.5 (0.5 divided by 1/2 equals to 1) then the answer to the question will be NO. Not sufficient.
(2) x is evenly divisible by 2 --> directly tells us that x is an even integer. Sufficient.
Answer: B, (so answer A is also incorrect).
For more on number theory check: math-number-theory-88376.html
Hope it helps.
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