Thank you everybody for your help!
I found the below explanation to be absolutely illuminating! I'm really really thankful. I understand it now.
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I found the below explanation to be absolutely illuminating! I'm really really thankful. I understand it now.
VeritasPrepKarishma wrote:
tmipanthers wrote:
Hi guys: This question is from the Number Properties book (5th ed) from Manhattan Guide. My answer is different from that stated in the solutions, so I am wondering if the book is incorrect.
So here is the question. I greatly appreciate the help as I'm about to smash my head into the wall.Thanks!
For questions #1-6, answer each question YES, NO, or CANNOT BE DETERMINED. If your answer
is CANNOT BE DETERMINED, use two numerical examples to show how the problem could
go either way. All variables in problems #1-6 are assumed to be integers.
4. If j is divisible by 12 and 10, is j divisible by 24?
So here is the question. I greatly appreciate the help as I'm about to smash my head into the wall.Thanks!
For questions #1-6, answer each question YES, NO, or CANNOT BE DETERMINED. If your answer
is CANNOT BE DETERMINED, use two numerical examples to show how the problem could
go either way. All variables in problems #1-6 are assumed to be integers.
4. If j is divisible by 12 and 10, is j divisible by 24?
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