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    A and B are two positive odd numbers. A × B = 9 and A < B. What is the value of A + B?
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    A and B are two positive odd numbers. A × B = 9 and A < B. What is the value of A + B?

    A.

    7

    B.

    8

    C.

    10

    D.

    12

    Correct option is C

    Given:
    A and B are positive odd numbers.
    A × B = 9
    A < B
    Solution:
    Find the pairs of positive numbers that multiply to 9:
    1 × 9 = 9
    3 × 3 = 9
    Since A and B must be positive odd numbers and A < B, the only valid pair is A = 1 and B = 9.
    Calculate the value of A + B:
    1 + 9 = 10
    Final Answer
    So the correct answer is (c)

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