# Coloured numbers

Mussel wrote four different natural numbers with coloured markers: red, blue, green and yellow. When the red number divides by blue, it gets the green number as an incomplete proportion, and yellow represents the remainder after this division. When it divides the blue number by green, its division comes out without a remainder, and the share is the yellow number. Mussel revealed that two of her four numbers are 97 and 101. Identify the other Mussel numbers and assign colours to each number. Find all the options.

y =  97
g =  101
b =  9797
r =  989594
y1 =  101
g1 =  97
b1 =  9797
r1 =  950410

### Step-by-step explanation:

$g=101$
${y}_{1}=g=101$
${g}_{1}=y=97$

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