Using divisibility concepts, a counterexample to the statement is given by option the number 42, option D.
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- If the remainder of the division of A by B is 0, it is said that A is divisible by B.
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- In option A, 0 is divisible by both 2(0/2 = 0) and 4(0/4 = 0), so it is not a counterexample.
- In option B, 12 is divisible by both 2(12/2 = 6) and 4(12/4 = 3), so it is not a counterexample.
- In option C, 28 is divisible both by 2(28/2 = 14) and 4(14/2 = 7), so it is not a counterexample.
- In option D, 42 divided by 4 is 10 with a remainder of 2, thus 42 is not divisible by 4, being a counterexample to the statement.
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