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simple way to do this is to see what multiple gives 3 in the end, 63, 7*19, 7*29, 7*39 .
350 = 77+273 . So 40.
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7 or 77 will end with 0 in their sum when the number of items are 10, 20 ...

In the given solutions only C fits this.



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