Adding two non multiples of Q always results in a multiple of Q; which of the following must be the value of Q ?	Choose the correct choice from the following:  A) [A] two  B) [B] three  C) [C] five  D) [D] ten  E) [E] hundred
NON- multiples of 2 would always be ODD and sum of two odd would be EVEN.   so irrespective of value of non-multiples, sum of two them would always be even and thus multiple of 2..   [A] two
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Adding two non multiples of Q always results in a multiple of Q; which of the following must be the value of Q ?