If m ,\ n ,\ o,\ p\ a n d\ q are integer...

If `m ,\ n ,\ o,\ p\ a n d\ q` are integers, then `m\ (n\ +o)\ (p-q)` must be even when which of the following is even? `m` (b) `p` (c) `m\ +\ n` (d) `n\ +\ p`

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