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Six distinct integers are multiplied with each other. Is the product of these six integers positive?
(1) Exactly three of these six distinct integers are positive.
(2) Exactly two of these six distinct integers are negative.
(1) Exactly three of these six distinct integers are positive.
(2) Exactly two of these six distinct integers are negative.
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Using Statement 1 alone, if we have three positive values, we have either three negative values, and a negative product, or we have a zero in there, and thus a product of zero, so the product of the six numbers is definitely not positive, and Statement 1 is sufficient.
Using Statement 2 alone, we don't know if we have a zero in the set, so the product might be zero or it might be positive. So the answer is A.
Using Statement 2 alone, we don't know if we have a zero in the set, so the product might be zero or it might be positive. So the answer is A.
Updated on: 19 Mar 2019, 02:47
Originally posted by Archit3110 on 17 Mar 2019, 23:56.
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Six distinct integers are multiplied with each other. Is the product of these six integers positive?
(1) Exactly three of these six distinct integers are positive.
(2) Exactly two of these six distinct integers are negative.
(1) Exactly three of these six distinct integers are positive.
(2) Exactly two of these six distinct integers are negative.
below is my take on the question
given ; 6 distinct integers ; so they can be either +ve or -ve or 0
#1
Exactly three of these six distinct integers are positive : so if any of 3 integers are +ve , rest will be -ve or 0 ;product wont be +ve at all; sufficient
#2
Exactly two of these six distinct integers are negative ;so rest integers ; +ve product of all six integers ; +ve or it can be 0 ; so product may or may not be +ve; in sufficient
IMO A
