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Let a, b, c, d, e be integers such that a = 6 b = 12 c, and 2 b = 9 d = 12 e. Then which among the following pairs contains a number that is not an integer?
(A) (a/27, b/e)
(B) (a/36, c/e)
(C) (a/12, bd/18)
(D) (a/6, c/d)
(E) None of these
(A) (a/27, b/e)
(B) (a/36, c/e)
(C) (a/12, bd/18)
(D) (a/6, c/d)
(E) None of these
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