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Re: In order to play a certain game, 24 players must be split in

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karjan07 wrote:
Bunuel

Can we solve it using the remainders concept :

I started off with :

1) 24+13 = mq+1
24 = mq-12

2) 24+7 = np+1
24 = np-6

Taking both together :

0 = mq-np-6

After this I got lost.....


You are using too many variables. Use only as many as you actually need.

Question says 24/n = an integer

Statement 1: 24+13 = 37 gives remainder 1. This means 36/n is an integer. Common factors of 24 and 36 are 3, 4, 6 which can equal n. Hence, not sufficient.

Statement 2: 24+7 = 31 gives remainder 1. This means 30/n is an integer. Common factors of 24 and 30 are 3, 6 which can equal n. Hence not sufficient.

Together, n can be 3 or 6. So answer (E)

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