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CAT 2002 | Question: 51

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Hence Number is 137.Now,

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Hence,Option(3)53 is the correct choice.

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This can be solved by just observation. The number is said to be the same right? Take option
A) 80 % 4=0 where answer should have been 1
B) 76%4=0 where answer should have been 1
C) 53%4=1 and the given remainder is also 1.
So answer **C**
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By option elimination

A. 84+80 = 164 (when divide by 4 it is giving reminder 0 violating given condition)

B. 84+76=160( same as above)

C. 84+53= 137(Check with 137  all conditions on given question satisfied)

So C; is ans (One of the quick approach)
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