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New Question: Integral Solutions

1/X + 1/Y = 1/3....How many ordered pair (x.y) satisfy this.

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New Question: Divisibility and Remainders

Hi sir, please help with the problem below:

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New Question: Divisibility and Remainders

How many numbers N are there such that sum of N and its digits is 1000003?

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New Question: Divisibility and Remainders

100 bottles of wine is sold by an innkeeper in 8 days, each day overpassing by 3 bottles the qty sold on the previous day. How many bottles did he sel...

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New Question: Divisibility and Remainders

in a school there were some students. at annual function of the school if each student given one rupee more than the number students in the school, th...

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New Question: Divisibility and Remainders

the distance between place A and place B is 97 meters . A mad man start walking from place A towards place B. He walks 7 meters in first 3 mins and in...

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New Question: Divisibility and Remainders

What will be the remainder when 11111111- - - -(27times) is divided by 999?

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New Question: Divisibility and Remainders

How many four digit positive integers divisible by 7 have a property that , when the first and the last digit is interchanged , the result is a(not ne...

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RE: Divisibility and Remainders

@anna As 1000 = 103 ≡ 1 mod999. So 12341234.... 400 digits ≡ 1 + 234 + 33(123 + 412 + 341 + 234) mod999 ≡ 1 + 234 + 33(111) mod999 ≡ 901 mod999

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RE: Divisibility and Remainders

Sir, I still didnt get the last step! 4 × 49×50×99/6 mod 9 = 6 How did this came?

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RE: Divisibility and Remainders

@anna Let us assume, 4x6+x3+5 = 0mod7 => 4x6+x3 = 2mod7 => x3(4x3+1) = 2mod7 Let x3 = 1mod7, then x3(4x3+1) = 5mod7. Let x3 = 2mod7, ...

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RE: Divisibility and Remainders

@anna 30n=2nx3nx5n Number - 45*57*92*91*52*62*63*64*65*66*67 = 211x33x52x7x132…. So n=2 is the answer.

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New Question: Divisibility and Remainders

Find the maximum value of n such that 50! is perfectly divisible by 12600 raised to the power n.

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New Question: Unit Digits and Last Two Digits

Solve this question. What is the unit digit of the product 71.72.73.74.……………..72020

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New Question: Trailing Zeros

For how many positive integers does n! End with exactly 100 zeroes?

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