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CAT 1998 | Question: 82

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A number is divisible by 125, if its last three figures are zeros or a multiple of 125.

So,there are 2 possibilities i.e. 375 and and 875.

Case i :- last three figures is 375

If last three figures is 375 then there are 2 possibilities 

28375

82375

Case ii :- last three figures is 875

If last three figures is 875 then there are 2 possibilities 

23875

32875

There are only 4 possible numbers i.e. 28375 , 82375 , 23875 , 32875

 

Hence (C)and (D) is the Answer.

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