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Let n be a nonnegative integer such that when 6n is divided by 75, the remainder is 30. Which of the following is a list of all possible remainders when 7n is divided by 75?

A 5, 35

B 10, 55

C 35, 60

D 5, 30, 55

E 10, 35, 60



When 6n is divided by 75, the remainder is 30.
So 6n must be of the form 75a + 30 i.e. some values that 6n can take are 30, 105, 180, 255, 330 etc. Only the alternate terms here are of the form 6n where n is an integer.
So n can be 5, 30, 55 ... etc. We see a pattern.

So 7n can be 35, 210, 385.. etc. Getting 3 such numbers is enough since the maximum number of remainders in an option is 3.
So the remainders when 7n is divided by 75 can be 35, 60 and 10.

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