Explanation Given by PR (Answer: B)
Yes. If b^3 <26 where b is a prime integer, then b can only be 2.
Is not the answer (C)?
i) b^2 < 26 --> b could be 2, 3 or 5
i) b^3 < 26 --> b could be ….-5, -3, -2, or 2
I think PR didn’t consider –ve values. Am I missing something here?
Yes. If b^3 <26 where b is a prime integer, then b can only be 2.
Is not the answer (C)?
i) b^2 < 26 --> b could be 2, 3 or 5
i) b^3 < 26 --> b could be ….-5, -3, -2, or 2
I think PR didn’t consider –ve values. Am I missing something here?
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