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If a, b, and c are integers, is a + b + c even?
a+b+c is even under the following conditions (E+E+E) or (O+O+E)
(1) a + b is odd.
Implies a and b are of opposite nature. But we don't know anything about c.
Not sufficient
(2) b + c is odd.
Implies b and c are of opposite nature. But we don't know anything about a.
Not sufficient
Statement 1 n 2 together, we can have two scenarios - E + E + O = O (No, the sum is not Even)
or O + E + O = E (Yes, the sum is Even)
Not sufficient
Answer E
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