SOLUTION: A computer program randomly select a positive two-digit integer. If the integer selected is odd, twice that integer is printed. If the integer selected is even, the integer itself

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Question 339904: A computer program randomly select a positive two-digit integer. If the integer selected is odd, twice that integer is printed. If the integer selected is even, the integer itself is printed. If the integer printed is 26, which of the following could have been the integer selected?
I. 13
II. 26
III. 52
A. I only
B. II only
C. I and II only
D. I and III only
E. I, II, and III
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If the selected integer is 13, then 13*2=26 is printed (since 13 is odd). If 26 is selected, then just 26 is printed (since 26 is even)


So the answer is C)


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