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The sum of 3 consecutive numbers is definitely:
A. Positive.
B. Divisible by 2.
C. Divisible by 3.
D. Divisible by 4.
E. Divisible by 5.
A. Positive.
B. Divisible by 2.
C. Divisible by 3.
D. Divisible by 4.
E. Divisible by 5.
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It a rule one has to memorize or you can spend time on the GMAT testing.
Ans C.
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A. Not true always. If the numbers are -2,-1,0, because it doesn't say positive or negative, then the sum can not be positive always.
B. Not True Always. If the numbers are -2,-1,0 then this isn't divide by 2
C. True Always. No matter any numbers, let's say a, a+1, a+2 (irrespective of what a is) sum is 3a+3 which has to be divisible by 3
D. Not True always. Same as 2
E. Not True Always. Same as 2
