Posted by NESSA on Sunday, September 16, 2007 at 4:51pm.
You need to find a multiple of 7 that all of the numbers can go into with only 1 left over. I kept multiplying 7 by other numbers until I found the answer. Hint: it's a three-digit number that ends in 1.
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