Mr. Hanson has a pool of money from which to give out Christmas bonuses to his 5 employees. He wants all his employees to have identical bonuses, but when he divides them out, he finds he has 2 dollars left over, as the payroll system will only accept whole dollar amounts. The next Christmas, Mr. Hanson discovers the pool for the bonuses is 3 times the size. This time, how much money will be left over?	Choose the correct option:
A) 0	B) 1	C) 2	D) 3	E) 4
Set x = to amount of money for bonuses, and y to be the amount of each individual bonus.   x = 5*y +2.   3x = 15*y+6   3x = 3*5*y + 6   3x = 5(3(y+1))+1   Remainder is then 1, so option 1.
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Mr. Hanson has a pool of money from which to give out Christmas bonuses to his 5 employees. He wants all his employees to have identical bonuses, but when he divides them out, he finds he has 2 dollars left over, as the payroll system will only accept whole dollar amounts. The next Christmas, Mr. Hanson discovers the pool for the bonuses is 3 times the size. This time, how much money will be left over?