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What is the value of positive integer b?
(1) There are exactly 3 positive integer multiples of b which are less than 10.
(2) There are exactly 3 positive integer multiples of b which are greater than 2 but less than 10.
(1) There are exactly 3 positive integer multiples of b which are less than 10.
(2) There are exactly 3 positive integer multiples of b which are greater than 2 but less than 10.
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Ans is D. Both individually are sufficient.
Consider statement 1
For integer 3, we have multiples 3,6,9. All less than 10 and exactly 3 multiples.
Consider statement 2.
Only for integer 3 we have 3 multiples 3,6,9 all between 2 n 10.
Both statements give same Ans. When considered individually.
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Consider statement 1
For integer 3, we have multiples 3,6,9. All less than 10 and exactly 3 multiples.
Consider statement 2.
Only for integer 3 we have 3 multiples 3,6,9 all between 2 n 10.
Both statements give same Ans. When considered individually.
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20 Jan 2017, 13:11
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What about 2,4,8 for condition 1? Amswer is B?
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