If x,y and z are consecutive integers. Is x+y+z divisible by 3$ ?
No
Cannot be determined
Yes
Insufficient information
A
Yes
B
Cannot be determined
C
No
D
Insufficient information
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The correct option is A Yes Yes: For any odd number of consecutive integers, the sum of those integers is divisible by the number of integers. There are three consecutive integers (x,y, and z), so the rule applies in this case.
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