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Question 61 was confusing.....
1356nguy 1 year ago
Dear Salman,
i think u just missed that it clearly mentioned that the r and s are integers but it is nice that u gave more explanations.
oOBriLLianTOo 2 years ago
r and s are assumed to be integers....answer is d
isalegan 3 years ago