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Is the integer N divisible by 36?

(1) N is divisible by 9.
(2) N is divisible by 8.
36=\(2^2*3^2\)

From 1)
N has \(3^2\)
it does not say about \(2^2\)
Not sufficient
From 2)
N has \(2^3\)
it does not say about \(3^2\)
Not sufficient
From 1) and 2)
N has \(2^3 and 3^2\)
Sufficient
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