Marsha and Wenbao picked strawberries one afternoon. They combined all of their strawberries together and divided them evenly (50/50). If Marsha picked an odd number of strawberries which of the following is true? Choose the correct choice from the following answers:
A) Wenbao picked 50 strawberries. B) Wenbao picked 49 strawberries. C) Wenbao picked 52 strawberries. D) Wenbao picked 40 strawberries. E) Wenbao picked 56 strawberries.
From Parity Mathematics Rule: The sum of two odd numbers is even. The sum of and odd number and an even number is odd.   Marsha and Wenbao divided their strawberries evenly (50/50) after adding them together.   Marsha picked an odd number of strawberries, so Wenbao had to have picked an odd number of strawberries.   Answer: Wenbao picked 49 strawberries.
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Marsha and Wenbao picked strawberries one afternoon. They combined all of their strawberries together and divided them evenly (50/50). If Marsha picked an odd number of strawberries which of the following is true?