if w,x,y and z are the digits of the 4 digit number N ,a positive integer , what is the remeiander when N is divided by 9?
(1) w+x+y+z=13
(2)N+5 is divisible by 9
(1) w+x+y+z=13
(2)N+5 is divisible by 9
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IMO Druplun wrote:if w,x,y and z are the digits of the 4 digit number N ,a positive integer , what is the remeiander when N is divided by 9?
(1) w+x+y+z=13
(2)N+5 is divisible by 9
hi atulatulmangal wrote:IMO Druplun wrote:if w,x,y and z are the digits of the 4 digit number N ,a positive integer , what is the remeiander when N is divided by 9?
(1) w+x+y+z=13
(2)N+5 is divisible by 9
(1) u can solve by putting some no's or if u know about the divisibility test of 9
for a no to be divisible by 9...the sum of digits should be a multiple of 9..for ex 72, 99, etc
try to see this pattern
72 --> 7+2 = 9....9/9 => R = 0 72/9 => R = 0
73 --> 7+3 = 10...10/9 => R = 1 73/9 => R = 1
74 --> 7+4 = 11...11/9 => R = 2 74/9 => R = 2
similarly for no N...the sum of digits is 13 always that means 13/9 => R = 4 will always be the remainder..
Op B...clearly 5 will always be the remainder
Hence Op D is correct
Hey thanks for pointing that...remainder will be 4 alwaysclock60 wrote:hi atulatulmangal wrote:IMO Druplun wrote:if w,x,y and z are the digits of the 4 digit number N ,a positive integer , what is the remeiander when N is divided by 9?
(1) w+x+y+z=13
(2)N+5 is divisible by 9
(1) u can solve by putting some no's or if u know about the divisibility test of 9
for a no to be divisible by 9...the sum of digits should be a multiple of 9..for ex 72, 99, etc
try to see this pattern
72 --> 7+2 = 9....9/9 => R = 0 72/9 => R = 0
73 --> 7+3 = 10...10/9 => R = 1 73/9 => R = 1
74 --> 7+4 = 11...11/9 => R = 2 74/9 => R = 2
similarly for no N...the sum of digits is 13 always that means 13/9 => R = 4 will always be the remainder..
Op B...clearly 5 will always be the remainder
Hence Op D is correct
you got right answer
but are you dead sure about st 2?
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