Oliver has a box of toy cars, but he is not sure how many he has. If he arranges the cars in groups of
four, he has three left over. If he arranges them in groups of 3, he has two left over and there are
three left over when he puts them in groups of five. Oliver definitely doesn’t have any more than 30
cars, so how many does he have?
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20
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Concept
Divisibility means a property of a number that it is coming in the table of another number.
Given
Oliver doesn't have more than 30 toys.
To find
total number of toys that Oliver have?
Explanation
First we have to find the numbers less than 30 when divided by 4 gives remainder as 3. These are 23,19,15,11,7.
Now we have to find the numbers which when divided by 3 gives 2 as remainder among 23,19,15,11,7. These are 23,11 only.
Now we have to find that number which when divided by 5 gives 3 as remainder. This is 23.
Hence Oliver have 23 toys.
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