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27.
On dividing a number by 56, we get 29 as remainder. On dividing the same number by 8, what will be the remainder ?
Answer: Option
Explanation:
Formula: (Divisor*Quotient) + Remainder = Dividend.
Soln:
(56*Q)+29 = D -------(1)
D%8 = R -------------(2)
From equation(2),
((56*Q)+29)%8 = R.
=> Assume Q = 1.
=> (56+29)%8 = R.
=> 85%8 = R
=> 5 = R.
Discussion:
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Yash said:
10 years ago
It's quite easy, let the no be x, and the remainder needed be y.
Form the equation as ( (x-29)/56) = ((x-y)/8).
Solve it, and you will get equation of the form.
7y-29=6x.
Now keep filling the values in the options in the place of y.
The resultant should be a multiple of x, hence you will get the answer as 5.
Form the equation as ( (x-29)/56) = ((x-y)/8).
Solve it, and you will get equation of the form.
7y-29=6x.
Now keep filling the values in the options in the place of y.
The resultant should be a multiple of x, hence you will get the answer as 5.
Anvesh said:
10 years ago
Take quotient as 2 then.
56*2+29=141 then divided by 8.
141/8=====>remainder is 5.
56*2+29=141 then divided by 8.
141/8=====>remainder is 5.
Sudeep Sagar said:
10 years ago
Let's follow the formula:
Dividend = Divisor*Quotient+Reminder.
Let quotient be 1.
56*1+29 = 85.
Now the number is 85,
So by dividing 85 by 8, we get quotient as 1 and reminder as 5. So 5 is the answer.
Dividend = Divisor*Quotient+Reminder.
Let quotient be 1.
56*1+29 = 85.
Now the number is 85,
So by dividing 85 by 8, we get quotient as 1 and reminder as 5. So 5 is the answer.
Jeevan chandra tiwari said:
10 years ago
Its easy one divide remainder by number.
i.e 29%8 = 5.
i.e 29%8 = 5.
Suraj rathod said:
10 years ago
Suppose that on dividing the given number by 56, we get quotient=k and remainder=29.
Then, number = 56k+29.
= (8*7k)+(8*3)+5.
= 8*(7k+3)+5.
So, the number when divided by 18 gives remainder = 5.
Then, number = 56k+29.
= (8*7k)+(8*3)+5.
= 8*(7k+3)+5.
So, the number when divided by 18 gives remainder = 5.
Sai kumar b said:
10 years ago
THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN THE NUMBER AND REMAINDER IS X+29=56.
Then we get the x value is 37.
The according to given information 32 is divisible by x.
The by dividing the same number with 8 we get the remainder i.e. 5.
So the answer is 5 [Option b]
Then we get the x value is 37.
The according to given information 32 is divisible by x.
The by dividing the same number with 8 we get the remainder i.e. 5.
So the answer is 5 [Option b]
Sachin Garg said:
10 years ago
56k + 29.
(8*7k) + (8*3) + 5.
8(7k+3) + 5.
Remainder will be 5.
(8*7k) + (8*3) + 5.
8(7k+3) + 5.
Remainder will be 5.
Jilan said:
9 years ago
Here, first divisor (56) is a multiple of second divisor (8).
Required remainder = Remainder obtained on dividing 29 by 8 = 5 because same number is dividing.
Required remainder = Remainder obtained on dividing 29 by 8 = 5 because same number is dividing.
Nishant said:
9 years ago
If You get any questions like this you can frame like this:
Dividend(D) = divisor(d) * Quotient(Q) + Remainder(R).
D = 56 * Q + 29.
So, [56 * Q + 29 ]/8 [ Since, in the question its given if the same number is divided by 8 what would be the remainder].
56 * Q comes under the multiple of 8 so it will give a remainder as 0, so now only thing left is 29/8, which will clear results our answer or we can say the remainder i.e 29/8 = 5. So, 5 is the remainder.
Dividend(D) = divisor(d) * Quotient(Q) + Remainder(R).
D = 56 * Q + 29.
So, [56 * Q + 29 ]/8 [ Since, in the question its given if the same number is divided by 8 what would be the remainder].
56 * Q comes under the multiple of 8 so it will give a remainder as 0, so now only thing left is 29/8, which will clear results our answer or we can say the remainder i.e 29/8 = 5. So, 5 is the remainder.
Bhuvana said:
9 years ago
According to question,
56 * Q + 29 = N.
Assume Q as 1, then 56 * 1 + 29 = 85,
We get N = 85,
85/8 leaves remainder 5.
56 * Q + 29 = N.
Assume Q as 1, then 56 * 1 + 29 = 85,
We get N = 85,
85/8 leaves remainder 5.
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