If p and q are positive integers, what is the value of p/(q^2)?
(1) p is a multiple of q^2.
(2) q is a multiple of p.
(1) p is a multiple of q^2.
(2) q is a multiple of p.
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arpan20690 wrote:1) If P is multiple of q^2, (p,q) will have a plenty no of values. So, single value of
the answer is not possible. So, NOT SUFFICIENT
2) if q is multiple of P, then scenario is same as previous one. So, NOT SUFFICIENT
Both 1) and 2) can not be true. So, together 1) and 2) is also NOT SUFFICIENT
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