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x, y and z are distinct positive integers in which x and y are odd and z is even. Which of thefollowing can not be true ? (1) `(x-z)^2 y` is even (2) `(x-z)^2y^2 `is odd (3) (x-z)y is odd(4) `(x-y)^2z `is even

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