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What is the official answer of this question?
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What is the official answer of this question?

The Official Answer (OA) is given under the spoiler in the first post (it's C).
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What is the units digit of integer n?

(1) n×1/25=k, where k is an integer.
(2) n×1/26=x, where x is an integer.
IMO C From statement 1 we can say that n has unit digit 0 or 5 insufficient
statement 2 n can has unit digit 6,2,8,4 or 0 so still not sufficient
but combining both we know that n has unit digit 0 which is common in both the statement so C is sufficient
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Statement 1 says it is divisible by 25. A number to be divisible by 25 should have either 5 or 0 in the unit's place.
Hence, statement 1 is insufficient.

Statement 2 says it is divisible by 26. A number to be divisible by 26 should have 6, 2, 8, 4, or 0 in the unit's place.
Hence, statement 2 is insufficient.

Now combining both statements we see only 0 digit is the common case in both.

Hence, the unit place should be 0. So, the answer is C.
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