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sparkles3144
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An infinite sequence of positive integers is called an "alpha sequence" if the number of even integers in the sequence is finite. If S is an infinite sequence of positive integers, is S an alpha sequence?
(1) The first ten integers in S are even.
(2) An infinite number of integers in S are odd.
I chose the correct answer.
I just wanted to know if the process is right.
Statement 1: Insuffficient. It gives no information about rest of the numbers. There is no information whether rest of the numbers are odd or even
Statement 2: Insufficient.It gives information about odd but not about even. We are looking for information regarding infinite number of even integers.
Together: Insufficient
Answer is E
Did I approach it in a right way?
Thanks!
(1) The first ten integers in S are even.
(2) An infinite number of integers in S are odd.
I chose the correct answer.
I just wanted to know if the process is right.
Statement 1: Insuffficient. It gives no information about rest of the numbers. There is no information whether rest of the numbers are odd or even
Statement 2: Insufficient.It gives information about odd but not about even. We are looking for information regarding infinite number of even integers.
Together: Insufficient
Answer is E
Did I approach it in a right way?
Thanks!
