At an Automated Teller Machine (ATM), notes of denominations 100, 500 and 1000 are dispensed.
In order to prevent fraud, you can withdraw a maximum of 40 notes in one transaction.
What is the smallest multiple of 100 that the ATM is unable to release in one transaction?
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For 36900 one needs '36' 1000 denomination notes, '1' 500 denomination note and '4' 100 denomination notes. But then the total number of notes will be 41 which the ATM cannot handle (transaction is not possible)...and 36900 being the smallest multiple of 100 in the given options...that is the answer.