Hi I used a converter to do this question - and answered the second option. But still unsure, if I made it right.
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1Your answer is correct. – echzhen Feb 23 '16 at 17:23
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You can eliminate the other answers by simply considering the units. The units digits are $6$ and $5$. Their sum is $11$, which is congruent to $4$ mod $7$. So the solution must have a $4$ in the units digit.
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Sure. You could also rule out $511$, their sum in decimal, and $277$ (for the leftmost digit being too small). – The Chaz 2.0 Feb 23 '16 at 17:43
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$$346_7+165_7=(3\cdot7^2+4\cdot7^1+6\cdot7^0)+(1\cdot7^2+6\cdot7^1+5\cdot7^0)=$$ $$=277=5\cdot7^2+4\cdot7^1+4\cdot7^0=544_7$$
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