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IMO B

I took 8 as base and i got the 0, 2, 3 as reminder.
Dividing the numbers i got only 786 as match which had reminder 2.
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IMO B.

we can devide each option by 8 to find from which (a1 / a2 / a3) it as been derived.
The range of remainders is 0 / 2 /3
786 has reminder 2.



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