Question 21
Makis has in mind a positive integer number $A$. He said 4 statements about $A$:
- It is a multiple of 3.
- It is a multiple of 4.
- It is a multiple of 12.
- It is less than 4.
If it is known that of these statements, exactly two are true and the other two are false, then $A$ is equal to:
- It is a multiple of 3.
- It is a multiple of 4.
- It is a multiple of 12.
- It is less than 4.
If it is known that of these statements, exactly two are true and the other two are false, then $A$ is equal to: