Concept:If a divisor leaves the same remainder when dividing multiple numbers, then the divisor must also divide the differences of those numbers.
Explanation:Let the required number be
d and the common remainder be
r.
Then
(12288−r),
(28200−r), and
(44333−r) are exactly divisible by
d.
The difference of any two such numbers is also divisible by
d.
Calculate the differences:
(28200−r)−(12288−r)=28200−12288=15912(44333−r)−(28200−r)=44333−28200=16133Thus
d must be a divisor of both
15912 and
16133.
Find the highest common factor (HCF) of these two numbers.
Factorize
15912:
15912=23×32×13×17Factorize
16133:
16133=13×17×73Common prime factors:
13 and
17.
HCF =
13×17=221.
Therefore, the largest number satisfying the condition is
221.
Answer:221 (Option C).