Answer:
27 and 77
Step-by-step explanation:
Given
Let
[tex]n \to[/tex] number
[tex]n\ \%\ 2 = 1[/tex]
[tex]n\ \%\ 25 = 2[/tex]
[tex]n <100[/tex]
Required
Find n
[tex]n\ \%\ 2 = 1[/tex] implies that the number is odd and the possible solutions are:
[tex]\{3,5,7,9,......99\}[/tex]
The possible solutions to [tex]n\ \%\ 25 = 2[/tex] are:
[tex]\{27,52,77\}[/tex]
Testing 27, 52 and 77 with [tex]n\ \%\ 2 = 1[/tex], we have:
[tex]27\ \%\ 2 = 1[/tex] --- true
[tex]52\ \%\ 2 = 0[/tex] ---- false
[tex]77\ \%\ 2 = 1[/tex] --- true
Hence, the possible numbers are 27 and 77