Math, asked by sushantskulkarni08, 13 hours ago

When a number x is divided by 9, the remainder is 6. When the same number is divided by 21, the remainder is 12. If the x lies between 250 and 240, then what is the sum of all possible values of x.​

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Answered by sbzjzn
10

Answer:

x needs to lie between 250-400(so that 2 numbers can be found to sum)

in that case sum would be 285+348=633

Step-by-step explanation:

We can form 2 equations one is 9k+6=x

other being 21 z+12=x

so

21z+12=x

=>(9*2+3)z+6+6=x

=>9*2z+6+(3z+6)=x

here 3z +6 must be divible by 9 so

3z+6=9

=>z=2

putting z=2

we get x=21*2+12=33

so 33 becomes the lowest value of x that gives remainder 6 when divided by 9 and 12 when divided by 21.

Now Lcm of 21 and 9 is 63

so the no. in between 250 and 400 must be number that is divisible by 63 to make it divisible by 21 and 9.

33 needs to be added to that number so that remainder when divided by 9 and 21 always remains 6 and 12 respectively.

so the no.s that are in between 250 and 400 are

252+33=285

315+33=348

their sum being 633

Hence the ans

Answered by amitnrw
0

Given :  When a number x is divided by 9, the remainder is 6.

When the same number is divided by 21, the remainder is 12.

The x lies between 250 and 240

To Find :  the sum of all possible values of x.​

Solution:

x  =    9A + 6

x =    21B  + 12

9A + 6 = 21B + 12

=> 9A = 21B + 6

=>  3A = 7B  + 2

B = 1  , A = 3          => x = 33

B =4   , A  = 10     => x =  96

B = 7 , A = 17       => x =  159

and so on x = 222 ,  285 , 348 ,  411

There is no x between 250 and 240

If Question is between 250 and  400

Then x can be  285 , 348

Sum = 285 + 348  = 633

sum of all possible values of x  is 633 if x   is between 250 and  400  

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