Question : In part one, while solving a question, Suhas accidentally took a number as a dividend which was 10% less than the original dividend. He also mistakenly took as divisor a number that was 20% less than the original divisor. If the correct quotient of the original question of division was 24 and the remainder was 0, then what quotient did Suhas obtain, assuming there was no error in his calculations?

Option 1: 27

Option 2: 21.6

Option 3: 26.4

Option 4: 30

Question : In a division sum, the divisor is 10 times the quotient and four times the remainder. What is the dividend if the remainder is 45?

Option 1: 4123

Option 2: 3285

Option 3: 2895

Option 4: 5412

Question : In a division sum, the divisor is 13 times the quotient and 6 times the remainder. If the remainder is 39, the dividend is:

Option 1: 4240

Option 2: 4576

Option 3: 4251

Option 4: 4800

Question : In a division sum, the divisor is 10 times the quotient 'q' and five times the remainder 'r '. If r = 46, the dividend will be:

Option 1: 5042

Option 2: 5328

Option 3: 5336

Option 4: 4276

Question : When a number $x$ is divided by a divisor, it is seen that the divisor is 4 times the quotient, or double the remainder. If the remainder is 80, then the value of $x$ is:

Option 1: 6480

Option 2: 6980

Option 3: 8460

Option 4: 4680