Consider numbers here ...
1) When x is divided by 6, remainder is 2
Hence x = 8, 14, 20 etc
Therefore, when x is divided by 3 ie 8/3 remainder 2, 14/3 remainder 2, 20/3 remainder 2
Thus definitely 2 is remainder when x is divided by 3
2) When x is divided by 15, remainder is 2
Hence x = 17, 32, 47 etc
Therefore, when x is divided by 3 ie 17/3 remainder 2, 32/3 remainder 2, 47/2 remainder 2
Again, consistently 2 is remainder when x is divided by 3
Thus D
HTH
DS -- Remainders
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