A dividend is greater than 1,000 The quotient is 37 with a reminder of 4.

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As we know

quotient * divisor+ remainder = dividend

Let divisor be x. So by using above formula

37*x+4 > 1000

or 37*x >1000-4

or x>26.91

So if x is an integer, then it has to be atleast 27.

Therefore dividend should be 37*27 +4 =1003

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