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Source: Manhattan Prep
At a particular store, candy bars are normally priced at $1.00 each. Last week, the store offered a promotion under which customers purchasing one candy bar at full price could purchase a second candy bar for $0.50. A third candy bar would cost $1.00, a fourth would cost $0.50, and so on.
If, in a single transaction during the promotion, Rajiv spent D dollars on N candy bars, where D and N are integers, is N odd?
1) D is prime.
2) D is not divisible by 3.
The OA is B
At a particular store, candy bars are normally priced at $1.00 each. Last week, the store offered a promotion under which customers purchasing one candy bar at full price could purchase a second candy bar for $0.50. A third candy bar would cost $1.00, a fourth would cost $0.50, and so on.
If, in a single transaction during the promotion, Rajiv spent D dollars on N candy bars, where D and N are integers, is N odd?
1) D is prime.
2) D is not divisible by 3.
The OA is B
