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Gmat prep DS Remainder problem positive integer m

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by k2gopal » Mon Nov 17, 2008 4:49 am
What is the value of the positive integer m ?

1)When n is divided by 6 the remainder is 3

2) When 15 is divided by m, the remainder is 6.

OA B

I know this question is much easier if you try doing it the substitution way, is there a easier(faster) way though of solving this sum? using the N=Dq+r formula. I see two sets of possibilities for the right option's choice, given the quotient isn't specified, how would we arrive at the OA?

Thanks
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Source: — Data Sufficiency |

by mals24 » Mon Nov 17, 2008 5:19 am
St 1 is completely ruled out.

St 2 There is only 1 number which if you divide 15 with your remainder will be 6.

15=mb+6
mb = 9

Factors of 9 are = 9, 3, 1
1 and 3 when divided by 15 give you a remainder of 0
Only 9 when divided by 15 gives you a remainder of 6
So the answer is B.
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by cramya » Mon Nov 17, 2008 6:07 am
I am thinking stmt I should read m and not n but anyways its INSUFF


Stmt II

15/M = INT QUOTIENT + 6

15 = M * INT QUOTIENT + 6

The only number that fits this bill is 9 (no other number leaves a remainder 6 when 15 IS DIVIDED by it)

M = 9
SUFF

B)
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