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Can Save One Step! - 21-03-2005, 09:47 AM

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2000/13 gives remainder as 11.

Now 11^1000 = 121^500

121/13 gives remainder as 4

i.e to find the remainder of 4^500/13 = 2^1000/13

Remainder cycle for 2/13 is

2^1/13 = 2
2^2/13 = 4
2^3/13 = 8
2^4/13 = 3
2^5/13 = 6
2^6/13 = 12
2^7/13 = 11
2^8/13 = 9
2^9/13 = 5
2^10/13 = 10
2^11/13 = 7
2^12/13 = 1
2^13/13 = 2

i.e a cycle of 12.
1000/12, remainder is 4.

i.e. same as 2^4/13, heance remainder for 2000^1000/13 is 3

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2000^1000/13=(2002-2)^1000/13=(-2)^1000/13
since even power,henceitwill be2^1000/13
and rest will bsame as above.
   
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Arrow Another approach - 22-03-2005, 11:02 AM

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What is the remainder of 2000^1000 divided by 13?
Reminds me of a question from CAT...anyway here is another way of doing it.

2000^1000/13 = (2002-2)^1000/13 =.... (-2)^1000/13 = 2^1000/13
= 2^(6x166+4)/13
= 64^166 . 16 /13 = (65-1)^166. 16 /13 = [{....(-1)^166}.16] / 13
= ....16/13 = 3 as remainder.

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Cool Fractions!!!! - 22-03-2005, 04:02 PM

Q:1 The rate for admission to an exhibition was Rs.5/- and was later reduced by 20%. As a result, the sales proceeds increased by 44%. The percentage increase in attendance was.



Q:2 If the price of one kg of cornflakes is increased by 25%, the increase is Rs.10/-. Find the new price of the cornflakes per kg?



Q:3 When the price of sugar was increased by 32%, a family reduced its consumption in such a way that the expenditure on sugar was only 10% more than before. If 30 kg were consumed before. Find the new consumption.


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Q:1 The rate for admission to an exhibition was Rs.5/- and was later reduced by 20%. As a result, the sales proceeds increased by 44%. The percentage increase in attendance was.
Lets Sales be S, Rate be R and number be N.

S = R x N

Initially, R1 = 5. So S1 = 5N1

After reduction, R2 = 4 and S2 = 1.44S1

i.e 4*N2 = 1.44*5*N1
i.e N2 = 7.2*N1/4
i.e N2 = 1.8N1 or increase of 80%
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Q:2 If the price of one kg of cornflakes is increased by 25%, the increase is Rs.10/-. Find the new price of the cornflakes per kg?
Very simple

25% -> Rs.10. so 100% -> Rs.40

So initial price was Rs. 40. New price Rs.50
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Q:3 When the price of sugar was increased by 32%, a family reduced its consumption in such a way that the expenditure on sugar was only 10% more than before. If 30 kg were consumed before. Find the new consumption.
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Price P, Consumption C and Expenditure E

We have E = P x C

First case C1 = 30. So E1 = P1 * 30

Now P2 = 1.32*P1 and E2= 1.1*E1

Now P2*C2 = E2

1.32*P1*C2 = 1.1*P1*30

So C2 = 33/1.32 = 25 Kgs

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some gyan - 22-03-2005, 06:01 PM

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Hi

Instead of applying higher level mathematics. This one should be simple and quick

1. Divide 30 by 17. Remainder is -4 (30-34).
2. Again square -4. Remainder now is -1 (16-17).
3. Now power left is 38 (as you have already square). So answer is 1. Had power reamaining be odd (instead of 38 :even the result would be -1 .i.e. 16 (17-1).


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X = M (Mod N) Where M is a reamainder when X is divided by N

X^y = M^y(Mod N). So proceed step by step.
hi all
there is another way of solving such questions
it goes by (a^p - a) is divisible by p if p is a prime no:
now provided if a and p are co_prime then a^(p-1) when divided by p wld leave remainder 1. this wld aid in shortening lot many such questions where primes are involved.
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I think the answer should be 4 and not 5 or 6. If the answer is not correct.Please explain the solution in detail.

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The solution will be on the same lines of the MOD Theorm.

Find seprately the remainder when 5555^2222 is divided by 7 which is (-1)^1111 = -1 or the remainder is 6. And, the remainder when 2222^5555 is divided by 7 is (-1)^1851 * (-1)^2 = -1*1 = -1 or the remainder is again 6. So total remainder is 12 which when divided by 7 gives the final remainder as 5.

So the final answer is 5. Do check it and let me know if this is correct.
   
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Tackle these please! - 28-03-2005, 04:49 PM

1) 121212.......upto 300 digits is divided by 99, what is the remainder ?
a)15
b)18
c)12
d)22

2) What is the remainder when 1567*1432*1652 is divided by 25 ?
a)22
b)8
c)3
c)none of these

3) How many rectangles can one make from a regular chess board ?
a)1296
b)1332
c)1242
d)1221

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