Mathematics, 22.10.2019 01:00 jeff7259

There were 16 runners in the cross-country race,
umbered 1-16, but casper did not see the winner, so he asked six spectator
r the number of the winner. these were their answers:
a. the number was odd.
b. the number was even.
c. the number was prime.
d. the number was a perfect square.
e. the number was made up of straight lines.
f. the number was a double-digit number.
only four had told the truth. what is the most likely number of the win
e some rationale for your answer. (note: 1 is not a prime number)

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There were 16 runners in the cross-country race,
umbered 1-16, but casper did not see the winne...