In the updated wording of this problem, all is OK with me, except for the reason that 22 is not an acceptable number that would make the answer E (Neither I nor II are sufficient) and not C (I and II together are sufficient). If anyone can please provide greater explanation for the section below in ...

Thank you for your help with this one! Very good point that it does not satisfy the initial requirements.

Hello, I have a question on the wording of problem 35 (drill 9) at the end of Chapter 2: Divisibility in Foundations of Math. It states: 35. If 64 divides evenly into n, what are all of the known divisors of n? Answer: 1, 2, 4, 8, 16, 32, 64: If 64 divides evenly into n, then any divisors of 64 will...