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Each of A,B,C,D and E are distinct numbers from t
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Each of A,B,C,D, and E are distinct numbers from the set {2, 15, 25, 31, 34} such that A is prime, B is even, C and D are multiples of 5, and A < E < B. What is E?
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Re: Each of A,B,C,D and E are distinct numbers from t
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B is an even number, so it can be either 2 or 34.
Also, it is given that A is prime number and also A < B < E.
So, A can be 2, B can be 34 (even).
If E is 31, how can it satisfy the condition A < B < E ?
Also, it is given that A is prime number and also A < B < E.
So, A can be 2, B can be 34 (even).
If E is 31, how can it satisfy the condition A < B < E ?
