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is the answer Dov25 wrote:Two cards selected from a pair of poker. If the sum of the numbers on the card is no more than 7, how many different possible values does the product of the two numbers have?
a) 7
b) 8
c)10
d) 12
e)14
My count is different from OA. Want some discussion around this.
consider 2 cards are a and bov25 wrote:Two cards selected from a pair of poker. If the sum of the numbers on the card is no more than 7, how many different possible values does the product of the two numbers have?
a) 7
b) 8
c)10
d) 12
e)14
My count is different from OA. Want some discussion around this.
OA C
OA has to be wrong.............diebeatsthegmat wrote:consider 2 cards are a and bov25 wrote:Two cards selected from a pair of poker. If the sum of the numbers on the card is no more than 7, how many different possible values does the product of the two numbers have?
a) 7
b) 8
c)10
d) 12
e)14
My count is different from OA. Want some discussion around this.
OA C
a+b< or = 7
its just the following number
1+6, 2+5,3+4
1+5, 2+4,3+3
1+4, 2+3
1+3,2+2
1+2,1+1
i cant understand whats wrong if the answer is C
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