clammiestqasar wrote:If n is an integer and 100 < n <200, what is the value of n?
(1) is an odd integer.
(2) is an even integer.

100....n....200 and we know that N is a # not a fraction.

(1) N is odd.

This statement is not sufficient because N can be any odd number between 100 and 200 like 103, 105, 107, 109....

(2) N is even.

This statement is not sufficient because N can be any even number between 100 and 200 like 102,104,106,108


They cannot make sense together because a number is never an even AND odd.

So the answer is (E).


I am not sure whether this is a good GMAT question or whether you wrote it wrong here.

(1) says n=odd
(2) says n = even

the two statements don't align with each other. This is unlikely an official GMAT ques.

sorry man the entire q wasnt printed
1)n/36 is odd
2) n/45 is even

B.... only 45*4 =180 falls in the range (101-199)

not A....bcoz both 36*3 and 36*5 fall in the given range....

B

clammiestqasar wrote:sorry man the entire q wasnt printed
1)n/36 is odd
2) n/45 is even

lol. I was kind of wondering too.