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A prime number P greater than 100 leaves a remainder Q when divided by 28.

How many values of Q exist?

P = 28k + Q > 100; Q < P; P is a prime number

Since P is a prime number and is odd, 28k is even; Q is odd and Q < 28
Since P is prime, there should not be a common factors between 28 & Q
Q can not be multiple of 2, 7, 14

Multiples of 2 = (26-2)/2 + 1 = 13
Multiples of 7 = (21-7)/7 + 1 = 3
Multiples of 14 = 1

The number of values of Q = 27 - (13+3-1) = 27 = 15 = 12

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