<PRE><B>Question 309764</B>
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Think of &amp;#8745; as being crossed like this: &lt;s&gt;&amp;#8745;&lt;/s&gt; 
and since &lt;s&gt;&amp;#8745;&lt;/s&gt; is the first letter of the word &lt;s&gt;&amp;#8745;&lt;/s&gt;ND,
we know that &amp;#8745; means &quot;AND&quot;. Now

C &amp;#8745; I  

means 

C &lt;s&gt;&amp;#8745;&lt;/s&gt; I 

which means

C &lt;s&gt;&amp;#8745;&lt;/s&gt;ND I

so in order for a number to be both a Counting number &lt;s&gt;&amp;#8745;&lt;/s&gt;ND
an Integer, and since every Counting number IS also an Integer, it must be
a Counting number.  So the answer is (B).

Edwin&lt;/pre&gt;   </PRE>