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If $1 \% 2 = 27$ and $2 \% 3 = 125$, then $3 \% 1 = ?$

1. 32
2. 48
3. 64
4. 80

Correct answer: 64

Solution

The pattern fits $(a+b)^3$. For $1 \% 2$, $(1+2)^3=27$ and for $2 \% 3$, $(2+3)^3=125$. So $3 \% 1=(3+1)^3=64$.

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