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Source: Beat The GMAT — Data Sufficiency |
I think answer is C
1. 1/y is integer..no info on X..Not Sufficient
2. 1/x is integer...this stmt can be true only if x=1..no info on Y..not sufficient...
Combining 1 and 2...x/y = x*(1/y)= 1 * integer = integer...hence answer is 'C'
What is OA?
1. 1/y is integer..no info on X..Not Sufficient
2. 1/x is integer...this stmt can be true only if x=1..no info on Y..not sufficient...
Combining 1 and 2...x/y = x*(1/y)= 1 * integer = integer...hence answer is 'C'
What is OA?
I think you are not taking fractions into consideration, since X can be 1/2 or any such fractions which would mean, 1/x is still an integer.bha wrote: 2. 1/x is integer...this stmt can be true only if x=1..no info on Y..not sufficient...
oops..I assumed x and y as integer...my bad...thanks for correcting me...ildude02 wrote:I think you are not taking fractions into consideration, since X can be 1/2 or any such fractions which would mean, 1/x is still an integer.bha wrote: 2. 1/x is integer...this stmt can be true only if x=1..no info on Y..not sufficient...
Counter-example of C as it was said if:
x=1/2 with 1/x an integer
y=1/3 with 1/y an integer
x/y=3/2 which is not an integer
so E
x=1/2 with 1/x an integer
y=1/3 with 1/y an integer
x/y=3/2 which is not an integer
so E
















