A number when divided by 7 leaves a
remainder 3 and the resulting
quotient, when divided by 11 leaves a
remainder 6. If the same number when
divided by 11 leaves a remainder m
and the resulting quotient when
divided by 7 leaves a remainder n.
What are the values of m and n,
respectively?
Answers
A number (x) when divided by 7 leaves a remainder 3
According to remainder theorem, x = 7q +3……………. (1)
the resulting quotient when divided by 11 leaves a remainder 6
So, q = 11b + 6………………... (2)
From (1) and (2)
x = 7(11b +6) + 3=77b+45
when x divided by 11 leaves a reminder m
⇒ 7b + 4 + (1/11) ⇒ Remainder = +1
Clearly, we can see that when x is divided by 11 remainder is 1.
So, m = 1
Quotient = 7b + 4
resulting quotient when divided by 7 leaves a remainder n
⇒ b + (4/7) ⇒ Remainder = +4
So, n = 4
A number (x) when divided by 7 leaves a remainder 3
According to remainder theorem, x = 7q +3……………. (1)
the resulting quotient when divided by 11 leaves a remainder 6
So, q = 11b + 6………………... (2)
From (1) and (2)
x = 7(11b +6) + 3=77b+45
when x divided by 11 leaves a reminder m
x/11 = 77b+ 45/ 11 = 77b+ 44+1/ 11
⇒ 7b + 4 + (1/11) ⇒ Remainder = +1
Clearly, we can see that when x is divided by 11 remainder is 1.
So, m = 1
Quotient = 7b + 4
resulting quotient when divided by 7 leaves a remainder n
7b+ 4/ 7
⇒ b + (4/7) ⇒ Remainder = +4
So, n = 4