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Elementary Number Theory MCQ

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Practice Bits of Elementary Number Theory for Students

The G.C.D. of (2x3x3), (2×2×2×2× 3), is :

1.2×2×3

2. 2x2x2x2

3.3×3

4.2x2x2x2x3x3

Option 1 – 2×2×3

The G.C.D. of (2 x 2 x 2 x 3), (2 x 3 x 5), (2 × 3 × 7), is :

1. (2 × 3)

2. (2x2x2x3)

3. (2×3×5)

4. (2×3×7)

Option 1 – (2 × 3)

The largest number which divides the numbers 400 and 852 and leaves the remainders 4 and 5 respectively are :

1. 11

2. 15

3.16

4.9

Option 1 – 11

The number which when divided by 4 gives the quotient 5 and remainder 2, is

1.20

2.18

3.22

4.24

Option 3 – 22

If the G.C.D of two numbers is 18 and the first 4 quotients obtained in the division are 2,1,2,2 then the numbers are:

1. 126,342

2. 125,345

3. 120,342

4. 122,344

Option 1 – 126,342

If the G.C.D of two numbers is 7 and the first 3 quotients are 1,2,3 then the sum of the two numbers, is:

1. 120

2. 119

3. 118

4. 121

Option 2 – 119

If X= pxpxpxqxq and Y = pxpxqxr, where p, q and r are distinct primes, then the LCM of X, Y is

1. pxpxqxpxqxr

2. pxpxq

3. pxpxpxqxq

4. pxpxqxr

Option 1 – pxpxqxpxqxr

The least natural number which when divided by 10 leaves the remainder 5 and when divided by 20 leaves the remainder 15 and when divided by 30 leaves the remainder 25, is :

1.60

2.55

3.65

4.50

Option 2 – 55

The least natural number which when divide by 2, 3, 4, 5 or 6 leaves the remainder 1, is :

1. 61

2.59

3. 121

4.62

Option 3 – 121

The least natural number which leaves no remainder when divided by 1, 2, 3, ….. 10, is

1.55

2.2250

3. 2520

4. 2025

Option 3 – 2520

The least natural number which when divided by 18, 24 and 30 leaves the remainder 14, 20, 26 respectively, is

1. 354

2.360

3.364

4.356

Option 4 – 356

The G.C.D. and L.C.M. of two numbers are 12 and 72. If one of them is 36, then the second number, is

1. 18

2.24

3.72

4.36

Option 2 – 24

If the product of two numbers is 6912 and their LCM is 288, then their G.C.D. is :

1.48

2.12

3.24

4.36

Option 3 – 24

If the L.C.M. of 324 and 360 is 3,240 then their G.C.D. is :

1. 180

2.72

3.36

4.18

Option 3 – 36

Which of the following pairs of numbers do not have their product as LCM?

1. Any two prime numbers

2. Any two relatively prime numbers

3. 1 and any natural numbers

4. Any two natural numbers

Option 4 – Any two natural numbers

The property which is not obeyed by the relation is a factor of is :

1. reflexive

2. symmetric

3. transitive

4. antisymmetric

Option 2 – symmetric

Unique factorisation theorem is also called as :

1. Fundamental theorem in Arithmetic

2. Fundamental theorem in Algebra

3. Fundamental theorem in Geometry

4. Fundamental theorem in Calculus

Option 1 – Fundamental theorem in Arithmetic

If X = 2xpx5xq=rx3xsx7, where p, q, r, s are distinct primes, then p+q+r+s= …..

1. 15

2.17

3.7

4.10

Option 2 – 17

Which of the following is a false statement ?

1. Any two-prime numbers are always relatively prime to each other

2. Two relatively prime numbers need not be prime numbers

3. The G.C.D of two relatively prime numbers is 1 and their LCM is the product of those numbers

4. If a/bc, then a/b and a/c for any three natural numbers a,b,c

Option 4 – If a/bc, then a/b and a/c for any three natural numbers a,b,c

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