ODD NUMBER PROBLEM
A NEW MATHEMATICAL LAW HAS BEEN DECREED. THE LAW STATES THAT THERE CAN ONLY BE ONE ODD NUMBER BETWEEN TWO 2 AND 6. LET US GIVE THE TWO ODD NUMBERS THE VALUES M AND N.
M IS NOT EQUAL TO N. N IS NOT EQUAL TO M.
ONLY ONE OF THE ODD NUMBERS CAN BE CHOSEN, WHICH NUMBER MUST BE CHOSEN, AND WHY?
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