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A local club with x members has between 32 and 101 members. The members of the club can be separated into groups of which all but the one group, which will have 3 members, will have 4 members. The members can also be separated into groups so that all groups but one group, which will have 1 member, will have 5 members. Which of the following could be the value of 3x?

A. 263
B. 213
C. 123
D. 83
E. 49

\(X=4a+3\)
\(X=5b+1\)

\(X=20n+11\)

\(3X = 60n+33\)

And we have following AP

\(33, 93, 153, 213, 273 ...\)

Only option that coinsides with AP is B


How did u get x=20n +11?? please
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A local club with x members has between 32 and 101 members. The members of the club can be separated into groups of which all but the one group, which will have 3 members, will have 4 members. The members can also be separated into groups so that all groups but one group, which will have 1 member, will have 5 members. Which of the following could be the value of 3x?

A. 263
B. 213
C. 123
D. 83
E. 49

\(X=4a+3\)
\(X=5b+1\)

\(X=20n+11\)

\(3X = 60n+33\)

And we have following AP

\(33, 93, 153, 213, 273 ...\)

Only option that coinsides with AP is B


How did u get x=20n +11?? please

We need to solve following equation and get integer values:

4a + 3 = 5b + 1
5b = 4a + 2

If we put a=2 we got integer value of b=2

Now put one of them into equations to get our remainder:

4*2 + 3 = 11

Our number is in the form:

N = LCM (4,5)*x + 11 where x is a variable.

N = 20x + 11

Hope it helps.
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\(X=4a+3\)
\(X=5b+1\)

\(X=20n+11\)

\(3X = 60n+33\)

And we have following AP

\(33, 93, 153, 213, 273 ...\)

Only option that coinsides with AP is B[/quote]


How did u get x=20n +11?? please[/quote]

We need to solve following equation and get integer values:

4a + 3 = 5b + 1
5b = 4a + 2

If we put a=2 we got integer value of b=2

Now put one of them into equations to get our remainder:

4*2 + 3 = 11

Our number is in the form:

N = LCM (4,5)*x + 11 where x is a variable.

N = 20x + 11

Hope it helps.[/quote]


if I take a=7 then I get b=6, how do I continue from here?

Can u please explain the theory? I mean, in general, if the remainder of r when divided by 3 is 2, and remainder of r when divided by 5 is 3. Then, theoretically, how do I get the remainder when r is divided by 15?
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A local club with x members has between 32 and 101 members. The members of the club can be separated into groups of which all but the one group, which will have 3 members, will have 4 members. The members can also be separated into groups so that all groups but one group, which will have 1 member, will have 5 members. Which of the following could be the value of 3x?

A. 263
B. 213
C. 123
D. 83
E. 49

from answer choices, assume x has ones digit of 1
let y=tens unit of x
so x=10y+1
and 3x=3(10y+1)=30y+3
plugging in answers, 30y+3=213 works
y=7
10y+1=71=x
3*71=213
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