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27 Jul 2006, 09:57
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HI guys got this from the question bank. Saw something similar in the OG guide but this one has a twist.
When r is divided by s, the remainder is r/s =96.12 If, which of the following COULD BE the value of s? (r and s are integers)
(A) 90 (B) 75 (C) 48 (D) 25 (E) 12
I remember the OG asking which could be the remainder. This one is asking which one is the divisor
I tried solving it .12s ( where s is the answer choice to see which one yields an integer) unfortunately both 75 and 25 both yielded an integer
When r is divided by s, the remainder is r/s =96.12 If, which of the following COULD BE the value of s? (r and s are integers)
(A) 90 (B) 75 (C) 48 (D) 25 (E) 12
I remember the OG asking which could be the remainder. This one is asking which one is the divisor
I tried solving it .12s ( where s is the answer choice to see which one yields an integer) unfortunately both 75 and 25 both yielded an integer
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27 Jul 2006, 10:27
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That is true.
0.12s should be an integer.
Both 75 and 25 satisfies.
On exam day, I will go with 25 because s/75 can be reduced to x/25 where x is also an integer.
0.12s should be an integer.
Both 75 and 25 satisfies.
On exam day, I will go with 25 because s/75 can be reduced to x/25 where x is also an integer.
27 Jul 2006, 11:06
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apollo168
Your question doesn't seem right.. it says remainder is 96.12 which is impossible. remainder have decimal?
Check this out!
When positive integer r is divided by positive integer s, the remainder is 9. If r/s = 96.12, what is the value of y?
A. 96
B. 75
C. 48
D. 25
E. 12
r/s = 96.12
r = 96s + 0.12*s
0.12*s = 9
s = 75
Hence, B
So you think the question would include the value of the remainder?
