Query about Question 5 from "PrepSwift: Factors/Divisors" [3633]

https://prepswift.gregmat.com/quizzes/quiz/prepswift-factorsdivisors (Question 5)


write your question here… if in a case where 1/12=0.03; 12 isn’t a factor of 1 but if that’s flipped 1 is a factor of 12. so in that case the last option should be unture.

Can you give the specific case you are talking about because, 1/12 is not 0.03

Hi,
Sorry my bad I meant 0.083 I am sharing the screenshot of the actual question for your reference. I dont understand how the last option is also true.

Hi,

No worries. I get you now.

However, you will be solving a totally different question though, right?

One where \frac{{x}}{{y}}=\frac{{1}}{{12}}. In that case, the correct answers would be B and C.

Hence, unless you can think of a scenario where \frac{{x}}{{y}}=1.8 and x and y are integers that violate the last option, the last opton is true.