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What is the value of a positive integer k?
(1) When k is divided by 5, the remainder is 3.
(2) When k is divided by 3, the remainder is 2.
(1) When k is divided by 5, the remainder is 3.
(2) When k is divided by 3, the remainder is 2.
26 Apr 2023, 22:28
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Given: k>0
Asked: Value of k
Statement 1: k = 5x + 3 (where "x" is the quotient)
values of k can be -> 8, 13, 18, 23, etc ...
Not Sufficient.
Statement 2: k = 3y + 2 ( where "y" is the quotient)
values of k can be -> 5, 8, 11, 14, etc ...
Not Sufficient.
Even on combining 1) + 2) -> we don't get a unique value as k can be 8, 23, etc ..
Hence, we get E.
Asked: Value of k
Statement 1: k = 5x + 3 (where "x" is the quotient)
values of k can be -> 8, 13, 18, 23, etc ...
Not Sufficient.
Statement 2: k = 3y + 2 ( where "y" is the quotient)
values of k can be -> 5, 8, 11, 14, etc ...
Not Sufficient.
Even on combining 1) + 2) -> we don't get a unique value as k can be 8, 23, etc ..
Hence, we get E.
30 Apr 2023, 05:10
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Hi can we solve the equation the following ways:
after identifying that both options are not sufficient independently, we create two equations:
a. 5Q + 3 = K
and
b. 3Y + 2 = K
Then we add two as [ 3Y+2 = 5Q = 3] and we get 5Q + 3Y +1. with this we can absolutely say that we will get more than 1 answer. Hence answer is E
Does this work?
after identifying that both options are not sufficient independently, we create two equations:
a. 5Q + 3 = K
and
b. 3Y + 2 = K
Then we add two as [ 3Y+2 = 5Q = 3] and we get 5Q + 3Y +1. with this we can absolutely say that we will get more than 1 answer. Hence answer is E
Does this work?
