Understanding the Taxicab Driver's Number

In this video, a taxicab driver presents a mathematical puzzle to Mr. Wilkins. The driver challenges Mr. Wilkins to determine his number, which when divided by 2, 3, 4, 5, or 6 leaves a remainder of one, but when divided by 11 leaves no remainder. The driver claims no other driver has a lower number meeting these conditions. The video concludes with the question of what the driver's number is.

What did Mr. Wilkins ask the taxicab driver?

• For his name

• For his number

• For his address

• For his license

What did the driver say about his number when divided by 2, 3, 4, 5, or 6?

• It leaves a remainder of 3

• It leaves a remainder of 1

• It leaves a remainder of 2

• It leaves no remainder

What is unique about the driver's number when divided by 11?

• It leaves a remainder of 1

• It leaves no remainder

• It leaves a remainder of 2

• It leaves a remainder of 3

What did the driver claim about other drivers' numbers?

• No other driver has a lower number with the same properties

• All other drivers have the same number

• No other driver has a number divisible by 11

• No other driver has a higher number

What is the main challenge presented in the video?

• To find the driver's number

• To find the driver's name

• To find the driver's license

• To find the driver's address