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10 Apr 2025, 00:53
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When \(n\) is divided by 6, the remainder is 3, and the quotient is \(q\). When 3n+2 is divided by 6, the remainder is 5, and the quotient in terms of \(q\), is
A. \(\frac{q}{3}\)
B. \(\frac{q}{3}+2 \)
C. \(3q\)
D. \(3q + 1\)
E. \(3q + 2\)
A. \(\frac{q}{3}\)
B. \(\frac{q}{3}+2 \)
C. \(3q\)
D. \(3q + 1\)
E. \(3q + 2\)
10 Apr 2025, 06:29
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n= 6q + 3
3n + 2= 3(6q + 3) + 2 = 18q + 11
Let the new quotient be Q
18q + 11 = 6Q + 5
Q = (18q +6)/6
Q = 3q + 1
3n + 2= 3(6q + 3) + 2 = 18q + 11
Let the new quotient be Q
18q + 11 = 6Q + 5
Q = (18q +6)/6
Q = 3q + 1
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