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Question 471261: If a is the smallest prime number greater than 21 and b is the
largest prime number less than 16, then ab =
A 299
B 323
C 330
D 345
E 351
How do you work this problem?
Can you please tell me how to work the problem and not just give me the answer?
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Question 474837: After j candies were given to k kids, each kid has the same number of candies, with four candies remaining. In terms of j and k, how many candies did each kid get?
A) (j/k) + 4
B) (j/k) - 4
C) (j + 4)/k
D) (j - 4)/k
E) (jk)/k + 4
Please explain how I could approach and solve this problem, thanks!
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Question 497837: I am not really sure where to ask this question. I am helping my son with his homework and we have this question and I can't answer it...I am drawing a blank.
A three digit number is divided by a one-digit number. The quotient is a two digit number. What can you say about the dividend and the divisor? Thank you kindly.
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