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If n is an integer and 100 < n < 120, what is the value of n?
(1) There is a remainder of 3 when n is divided by 4.
(2) There is no remainder when n is divided by 5.
(1) There is a remainder of 3 when n is divided by 4.
(2) There is no remainder when n is divided by 5.
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If n is an integer and 100 < n < 120, what is the value of n?
(1) There is a remainder of 3 when n is divided by 4.
(2) There is no remainder when n is divided by 5.
statement 1: n = 4k + 3; n could be 103, 107, 111, 115, 119. not sufficient
statement 2: n = 5k; n could be 105, 110, 115. not sufficient
combining both statements, n = 115.
Ans: C
(1) There is a remainder of 3 when n is divided by 4.
(2) There is no remainder when n is divided by 5.
statement 1: n = 4k + 3; n could be 103, 107, 111, 115, 119. not sufficient
statement 2: n = 5k; n could be 105, 110, 115. not sufficient
combining both statements, n = 115.
Ans: C
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1) starting from (104+3)= 107, 3 more integers fall in these range; 111, 115, 119. Not sufficient.
2) 105, 110, 115. not sufficient.
Together, only 115. so sufficient.
C is the answer.
