There is a pile of apples. If there are three and three plots, there will be two; if there are five and five plots, there will be four; if there are seven and seven plots, there will be six?

There is a pile of apples. If there are three and three plots, there will be two; if there are five and five plots, there will be four; if there are seven and seven plots, there will be six?

3. 5, 7 are prime numbers, their least common multiple is equal to: 3 × 5 × 7 = 105 (pieces), 105-1 = 104 (pieces); answer: there are at least 104 apples in this pile