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if q= -7, then find the value of -q/3+q+1​

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Answered by srushtikakde2006
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a digit that is the product of two other distinct digits.

q can be 6 (2*3) or 8 (2*4)

1 is insufficient

(2) q has only one odd factor.

This basically means that q is a power of 2 since all integers have at least one odd factor which is 1.

q can be 2, 4, 8, 16, etc

2 is insufficient

(1)+(2) q is a digit that is the product of two other distinct digits and q has only one odd factor

From the above cases, q must be 8

(1)+(2) is sufficient

Answered by alivarthyharshitha
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