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Integers

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Re: Integers

by sudhir3127 » Thu Aug 28, 2008 5:46 am
ricaototti wrote:How many integers n are there such that r < n < s?

1 s - r =5

2 r and s are NOT integers

Thanks (Should I classify this problem as Number Property?)
i think C

stat 1. Not sufficient. If s and r are integers, there will be 4 integers between r and s (Ex. s = 6, r = 1). If r and s are not integers there will 5 integers between r and s (Ex. s = 6.9, r = 1.9).

2. Not sufficient. r and s could be any numbers

1 and 2 - There will be 5 integers between r and s

hence it should be C
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