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Answer:

D

Explanation:

The remainder can never be greater than the number by which it is divided

For example:

n = any number

n / 2 -> The remainder will never be greater than 2 (0 < remainder <2)

n / 3 -> The remainder will never be greater than 3 (0 < remainder <3)

n / 4 -> The remainder will never be greater than 4 (0 < remainder <4)

n / 5 -> The remainder will never be greater than 5 (0 < remainder <5)

n / 6 -> The remainder will never be greater than 6 (0 < remainder <6)

..... etc

User Sanchit Patiyal
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Answer:

D

Explanation:

You can test this out with a number.

try dividing 23 by 8:

you will get 2 remainder 7 which works for the condition.

Note: Whenever you divide a number by x(other number) the remainder will always have to be to less than x:

The only one that applies to this aforementioned condition is 8.

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