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p is an integer; n is an integer; and p/n is an integer. Is p/n odd?
(1) p is divisible by 4.
(2) n is divisible by 4.
(1) p is divisible by 4.
(2) n is divisible by 4.
09 Feb 2018, 00:13
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p is an integer; n is an integer; and p/n is an integer. Is p/n odd?
(1) p is divisible by 4.
There is no information given about the integer n(Insufficient)
(2) n is divisible by 4.
There is no information given about the integer p(Insufficient)
On combining the information given in both the statements,
we can't clearly say is p/n is odd or even
Case 1(When p/n is odd)
Let p be 12(which is divisible by 4 as per statement 1)
and n be 4(which is divisble by 4 as per statement 2)
p/n = 12/4 = 3
Case 2(When p/n is even)
Let p be 8(which is divisible by 4 as per statement 1)
and n be 4(which is divisble by 4 as per statement 2)
p/n = 8/4 = 2 (Insufficient - Option E)
(1) p is divisible by 4.
There is no information given about the integer n(Insufficient)
(2) n is divisible by 4.
There is no information given about the integer p(Insufficient)
On combining the information given in both the statements,
we can't clearly say is p/n is odd or even
Case 1(When p/n is odd)
Let p be 12(which is divisible by 4 as per statement 1)
and n be 4(which is divisble by 4 as per statement 2)
p/n = 12/4 = 3
Case 2(When p/n is even)
Let p be 8(which is divisible by 4 as per statement 1)
and n be 4(which is divisble by 4 as per statement 2)
p/n = 8/4 = 2 (Insufficient - Option E)
10 Feb 2018, 00:09
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I think both statement is insufficient as according to statement 1 p can be 0,4,8,12,16,20.....but don't know about q
statement 2 n is divisible by 4 but we don't know about p
and according to c lets take p as 8 and n as 4 so result is integer and even
and if we take p as 12 and n as 4 result is odd. so E is the answer Oa PLZ...
