Ms. ashley has less than 100 pieces of candy.
if she makes groups of 2 pieces, she will have 1 piece left over.
if she makes groups of 3 pieces, she will have 1 piece left over.
if she makes groups of 3 pieces, she will have 1 piece left over.
if she makes groups of 4 pieces, she will have 1 piece left over.
if she makes groups of 5 pieces, she will have 0 pieces left over.
how many pieces of candy could she have? find all solutions.
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