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If k is a positive integer and 175 divided by k leaves a remainder of 7, what is the value of k?

we have 175 = k*x + 7
k*x = 168
\(168 = 2^3 * 3 * 7\)
possible factors: 21 and 8 (other factors 1,2,3,4, 7 are <= remainder 7, hence not possible)

(1) The product of any two factors of k is odd
- The leaves only 21 as the possible answer; product of factors of 8 is always even
SUFFICIENT

(2) The sum of any two factors of k is even.
- This also leaves only 21 as possible answer, because the condition is not true for 8 + 1 = 9
SUFFICIENT

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If k is a positive integer and 175 divided by k leaves a remainder of 7, what is the value of k?
From Given Data
We Know
175= KX+7

So From Here we know K should be Greater than 7

also
we know
175-7=KY
So
KY=168

Possible Values

84 X 1
56 X 3
42 X 4
28 X 6
24 X 7
21 X 8

So K can Have all values greater than 7

This means

K can be 8,21,24,28,42,56,84

(1) The product of any two factors of k is odd

If Product of any two Integer is odd K should be Odd integer itself

Hence K=21

Statement 1 alone is sufficient

(2) The sum of any two factors of k is even.

This means all the factors should be odd
It will only be possible when K is an odd integer
as if K is even integer
For Eg:
if K is 24 which has factors - 1,2,3,4,6,8,12,24
Then 1+24 will be odd
But When K is 21 which has factors- 1,3,7,21

Then by selecting any 2 values we will have odd sum


Hence K cannot be even integer and K= 21
Statement 2 is sufficient


Answer: D

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If k is a positive integer and 175 divided by k leaves a remainder of 7, what is the value of k?

\(175=k( )+7\) & \(k>7\)
\(k( )=168\) so we can infer that k is a multiple of 168(factor form \(168=3x7x(2^3)\))

(1) The product of any two factors of k is odd

\(k = 21(3x7)\) as\( k>7 \)and cant have even factors(any two)

SUFFICIENT

(2) The sum of any two factors of k is even.

sum of two factors is even so either both even or odd

only possible value is 21(its factors are off so sum is even)

also 8 can be considered but factors 2+4=even and 1+4 is odd

SUFFICIENT

SO D is answer
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