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The question stem already provides the info that m and n are integers. However, this doesnt guarantee that √m is an integer. Statement 1 confirms this and its sufficient to answer the question since we know from the question stem that n is also an integer.BlindVision wrote:If m and n are positive integers, is (√m)^n and integer?
1) (√m) is an integer.
2) (√n) is an integer.
OA = A
Can someone please explain how come the answer can't be C?
Because A alone is sufficient to answer the question, C can't be the answer.BlindVision wrote:Thanks for the reply.
Can you please explain how come the answer can't be "C"? If we put both statements together, if (√m) & (√n) are both integers, wouldn't they result in an integer?? Please explain. Thank you!
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