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  • in reply to: Divisors of 25200 #3011
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      25200=2^4*3^2*5^2*7
      so we have 2,4,8,16,3,9,5,25,7 as some factors

      now a divisor can be 4n+3 only for two cases
      i)when it is of the form 4n+3 and has 1 prime factor

      ii)when (4n+1)(4m+3)–>4k+3 with two prime numbers

      iii) when (4n+1)(4k+1)(4m+3)=4p+3 with 3 prime factors

      case i)–>3,7
      2 divisors

      case ii)4n+1=5,9,25
      so no.of divisors representible this way=3*2-1=5 divisors
      3*5
      3*25
      7*5
      7*9
      7*25

      case iii)4n+1—>5,9,25
      we have
      7*5*9 2 more cases
      7*9*25
      so total=2+5+2=9 divisors

       

      answered by Souvik Sinha Roy

      in reply to: Last two digit #3010
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        7959 can be written as (80-1)59

        expand it using binomal theorem 59C0800(-1)59 +59C1 801(-1)58 +…….+59C59 8059 (-1)0
        So in the expansion  we see that all higher terms contain 100 except for the first 2 terms
        which are 59*80 and -1
        = 4720-1 = 4719 

        So last two digits is 19

         

        answer by Harsha Vardhan ‎

        in reply to: playing a game #3008
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          Try to solve it or let others solve . I will post sol tomorrow. :).meanwhile try other questions

          in reply to: Find the number #3004
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            abcde*4=edcba

            a= 1 or 2 if >2 will give a carry over and it will result in 6 digit number
            now ba should be divisible by 4 so a=2 (cant be 1)

            now ba can be 12,32… so b =1 or 3
            also e has to end with 2 at its units place …so it can be 3 or 8 (3*4=12 and 4*8=32)

            if ba=12 we get e=8 therefore b=1

            now d8*4 should be 12 so d can so when 4*8=32 carry over 3 now d must be 7 as 4*7=28+3 = 31

            21X78*4=87X12

            so X=3,5,6,9
            so trial and error methods se X=9

            so answer is 21978*4=87912

            Sum of digits = 27

            Answer given by Vaibhav Autade
            in reply to: Amount with amar #2996
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              Let the amount with amar be X.

              so Others(Bhavan , chetan and dinesh) have amount = 4X

              Total amount = X + 4X = 5X = 150 –> X= 30

              Hence Amar has Rs. 30 

              in reply to: Largest omitted digit #2995
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                start removing smallest digits  1,2,3,5 ..

                you will get the largest possible number as 9876

                 

                hence largest omitted digit is 5.

                 

                in reply to: confused bank teller #2984
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                  Let the cheque amount be x rupees and y paise.

                  so total amount of cheque is 100x +y paise.

                  and transposed amount = 100y + x paisa.

                  so 100y+x – 50 = 3(100x+y)

                  97y = 50 + 299x

                  Also since y is paisa so, 0<y<100

                  –> 0<=50+299x<=99×97 –> 47<= 299x <=96673

                  in reply to: How to Crack the GMAT ? #2958
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                    Preparation for 3 months with cool mind and proper planning is required and one can surely fetch score above 700

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