Question
How many steps will be required to get the final output
from the following input? Input: 183 35 553 201 273 249 511 91 Directions : Study the following information to answer the questions given below: A number arrangement machine when given an input of numbers, rearranges them following a particular rule in each step. The following is an illustration of input and steps of rear arrangement. Input: 14 28 33 36 39 48 49 56 Step I: 33 14 28 36 39 48 49 56 Step II: 33 36 14 28 39 48 49 56 Step III: 33 36 39 14 28 48 49 56 Step IV: 33 36 39 48 14 28 49 56 This is the final arrangement and step IV is the last step for this input.Solution
Clearly, in the given arrangement numbers thatare multiples of 3 are arranged first, in ascending order; followed by multiples of 7 in ascending order. Input: 183 35 553 201 273 249 511 91 Step I: 183 201 35 553 273 249 511 91 Step II: 183 201 249 35 553 273 511 91 Step III: 183 201 249 273 35 553 511 91 Step IV: 183 201 249 273 35 91 553 511 Step V: 183 201 249 273 35 91 511 553 Since all the numbers get arranged in Step V according to the logic above, final output comes in Step V
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