Tough math problems + permutations/combinations

Do you have answer with explanation?

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richardwang6430 wrote:Do you have answer with explanation?

Hey richard, just post the questions you have trouble with on the forum. I am sure you will get the required explanations and answers

1. 2n is an integer
2. 3n is an integer

Data sufficiency qstn in the attached document. Answer given is D. Can some one explain how?

This is my answer.

1. Insufficient.

if n = 1/2 2n is integer. but n is not integer
if n= 2 , 2n is integer and n is integer.

2. Insufficient

if n = 1/3 3n is integer. but n is not integer
if n= 3 , 3n is integer and n is integer.

Both together if 2n is integer and 3n is integer,
then n is inetger . Sufficient.
IMO C[/spoiler]