Which of the following statement is true? - Vidyadip

MCQ

Which of the following statement is true?

A
$25$ is divisible by $2$ and $3$
B
$12$ is a positive and prime number
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$13$ is a positive and odd number
D
$49$ is a square and a cube

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Answer

Correct option: C.

$13$ is a positive and odd number

For a statement with ‘and’, if both statements are true then the given statement will be true.
In statement $“25$ is divisible by $2$ and $3”, 25$ is divisible by $2$ is true but $25$ is divisible by $3$ is false so it is false statement.
In statement $“12$ is a positive and prime number”, $12$ is a positive number is true but $12$ is a prime number is false so it is a false statement.
In statement $“13$ is a positive and odd number”, both statements i.e. $13$ is a positive number and $13$ is an odd number are true so it is a true statement.
In statement $“49$ is a square and a cube”, $49$ is a square is true but $49$ is a cube is false so it is a false statement.

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