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Find the greatest number that divides 301, 492 and 783, leaving remainders 5, 11 and 6 respectively.

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  • A37
  • B74
  • C19
  • D29

Step-by-Step Solution

Subtract the remainders: 296, 481 and 777 must be exact multiples. and , and 8, 13, 21 have no common factor, so the answer is 37 (larger than every remainder, as needed).
Answer: A) 37

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