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A certain number when divided by 222 leaves a remainder 35. Another number when divided by 407 leaves a remainder 47. What is the remainder when the sum of these two numbers is divided by 37?​

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Answered by swethassynergy
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The value of the remainder when the sum of  two numbers is divided by 37 is 8.

Step-by-step explanation:

Given:

When a certain number is  divided by 222 leaves a remainder 35.

When another number is  divided by 407 leaves a remainder 47.

The sum of these two numbers is divided by 37.

To Find:

The value of the remainder when the sum of these two numbers is divided by 37.

Formula Used:

Dividend = divisor x quotient + remainder

Solution:

As given- when a certain number is  divided by 222 leaves a remainder 35.

Divisor= 222    and Remainder = 35

Let the a certain number is P and  Quotient  is m.

Applying formula no.01.

P= 222 \times m + 35 ---------- equation no.1.

As given- When another number is  divided by 407 leaves a remainder 47.

Applying formula no.1.

Divisor=  407    and Remainder = 47

Let the a certain number is R and  Quotient  is n.

R= 407\times n + 47  ---------- equation no.02

As given- the sum of these two numbers is divided by 37.

The sum of these two numbers = P+R

                                                = 222 \times m + 35+407\times n + 47

                                                = 37 \times6\times m + 35+37\times11\timesn\times n + 47

Remainder when the sum of these two numbers is divided by 37

=\frac{37 \times6\times m + 35+37\times11\timesn\times n + 47}{37}

=\frac{37 \times6\times m +37\times11\timesn\times n +35+47}{37}

=\frac{37 \times6\times m +37\times11\timesn\times n +82}{37}

=\frac{37 \times6\times m +37\times11\timesn\times n +2\times37+8}{37}

=\frac{8}{37}

Remainder is 8.

Thus, Remainder when the sum of  two numbers is divided by 37 is 8.

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