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06 Jan 2023, 09:15
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If x and y are positive integers and x is odd, is xy even?
(1) x^3*y = 6a^3 + 23 where a is a positive integer
(2) x^2 + y = 3k + 7 where k is a positive integer
(1) x^3*y = 6a^3 + 23 where a is a positive integer
(2) x^2 + y = 3k + 7 where k is a positive integer
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06 Jan 2023, 10:11
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09 Feb 2025, 10:47
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x^3*y be better written as (x^3)*y to save the confusion. If x^3*y is imterpreted as x^(3*y), then the answer is E.
But yeah, I know BODMAS, so never mind !!
But yeah, I know BODMAS, so never mind !!
