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kakasveta [241]
3 years ago
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When a number is divided by 13 the remainder is 11 . When the same number is divided by 17 remainder is 9. What is the number

Advanced Placement (AP)
2 answers:
Anarel [89]3 years ago
8 0
The answer is 13*9+11=128 or 17*7+9=128
SpyIntel [72]3 years ago
7 0
Answer:  The number is:  349 .
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Explanation:
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Let "x" represent the number we wish to find:
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Given: "When a number ("x") is divided by "13", the remainder is "11".
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As such,
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 → x = 13p + 11 ;
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Given: "When the same number ("x") is divided by "17", the remainder is "9".
As such: 
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 → x = 17q + 9
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Since x = 13p + 11 ; and x = 17q + 9 ; 
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 → 13p + 11 = 17q + 9 ;    → Subtract "13p" and subtract "11" from EACH side of the equation;
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 → 13p + 11 − 13p − 11 = 17q − 13p + 9 − 11 ; 

to get: 

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→ 0 = 17q − 13p − 2 ; ↔ 17q − 13p − 2 = 0 ; 

→ Add "2" to each side of the equation; 

  → 17q − 13p − 2 + 2 = 0 + 2 ;

  → to get:  17q − 13p = 2 ; 

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Now, solve for "q", by isolating "q" on one side of the equation:

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→ We have: 17q − 13p = 2 ; 

→ Add "13p" to EACH side of the equation:  17q − 13p + 13p = 2 + 13p ;

→ to get: 17q = 2 + 13p ;

→Now, divide EACH side of the equation by "17"; to isolate "q" on one side of the question, and to solve for "q" ;

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→  17q / 17 = (2 + 13p) / 17 ;

 → q = (2 + 13p) /17

The  value of "p" for which "[(2 + 13p) /17]" i<span>s a whole number is:
 "26" (p = 26) ;  How do we get this?  We know that "q" should be greater than "1", so we can start with "p = 2";  we get: 13*p = 13*2 = 26, which happens to be a whole number, "26", at the lowest possible value of "p". So we do not have to work with more complicated methods.
</span><span>
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So, since we have: 
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</span>x = 13p + 11 ;  

→ We can plug in our value of "26" for "p", and solve for "x" ;

→ x = (13*26) + 11 ; 

→ x = (338)  + 11 ; 

→ x  = 349;  which is our answer.

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Let us check our answer.

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Given: 

<span>"When a number is divided by 13 the remainder is 11."

So, when 349 is divided by 13, is the remainder, "11"??
(i.e. 349 </span>÷ 13 =? a whole number value PLUS (11/13)???

→ 349 ÷ 13 = 26.8461538461538462 ; 

and: 11/13 = 0.8461538461538462 ; so, YES!
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When 349 is divided by 17, is the remainder "9"?
(i.e. does 349 ÷ 17 = a whole number value, PLUS (9/17)??
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→ 349 ÷ 17 = 20.5294117647058824 ;

→ 9 ÷ 17 = 0.5294117647058824; so, YES!
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