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by imhimanshu » Sun Aug 21, 2011 8:56 pm
Can you please explain how to approach the below question -

A no. N when divided by divisor D leaves remainder 23. when same no. N is divided by 12D remainder is 104. what will be the remainder when the no is divided by 6D

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by Anurag@Gurome » Sun Aug 21, 2011 9:10 pm
imhimanshu wrote:A no. N when divided by divisor D leaves remainder 23. when same no. N is divided by 12D remainder is 104. what will be the remainder when the no is divided by 6D
When N is divided by D it leaves a remainder 23. Hence, D > 23 ---> 6D > 138 > 104

Now dividing N by 12D leaves 104 as remainder.
Hence, (N - 104) is divisible by 12D and hence by 6D too.

Thus, (N - 104) is divisible by 6D.
Hence, dividing N by 6D will leave 104 as remainder as 6D > 104.
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by saketk » Mon Aug 22, 2011 11:59 pm
imhimanshu wrote:Can you please explain how to approach the below question -

A no. N when divided by divisor D leaves remainder 23. when same no. N is divided by 12D remainder is 104. what will be the remainder when the no is divided by 6D

Thanks
Given N/D = 23 => N = xD+23 -------------- equn 1
also, N/12D = 104 => N= 12yD+104 ------------equn 2

It is evident that N>=104
and D> 23, because the least remainder is 23.

From 1 & 2 we get

D (x-12y) = 81 = 27*3 = 81*1
Since D>23 we can two values for D i.e. either 27 or 81

Let's start with 27.

Since N>= 104 and 104/27 gives us 23 as the remainder, Lets Keep N= 104.

Let's use this value in equn 2 to check whether this satify the given condition.
12D= 27*12 = 324
104/324 gives 104 as the remainder.

Now 6D = 162
and 104/162 also gives 104 as the remainder.

Hence the remainder will be same in both the cases.
You can also do this-- add 104 to 324, this will give the value of N = 428.

Since N/D gives the remainder as 23. and we have the value of D=27, lets check it by using these values: N-23 should get divided by 23 i.e. 405
and yeah, 405/27 is divisible by 27. 27*15 = 405

I don't know whether this is the correct way to solve this question... I just saw the solution by Anurag and it makes much more sense.
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