Math, asked by ashita98, 9 months ago


3.In a four-digit number with distinct digits, the sum of
its middle digits equals the sum of its extreme digits.
The sum of its second and fourth digits equals five
times the sum of its other two digits. If the sum of its
digits is 18. what is the sum of all the possible
values of the hundreds digit?
(A) 21
(B) 24
(C) 27
(D) 30​

Answers

Answered by amitnrw
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Given  :   a four-digit number with distinct digits, the sum of  its middle digits equals the sum of its extreme digits.  The sum of its second and fourth digits equals five  times the sum of its other two digits.  the sum of its  digits is 18.

To find :  sum of all the possible  values of the hundreds digit

Solution:

a four-digit number with distinct digits

ABCD

sum of  its middle digits equals the sum of its extreme digits.

B + C  = A + D

sum of its second and fourth digits equals five  times the sum of its other two digits

B + D = 5 ( A + C)

sum of its  digits is 18

=> A + B + C + D = 18

=> (A + D) + (B + C) = 18

=> A + D = B + C =  9  

=>  D= 9 - A

C = 9 - B

B + D = 5 ( A + C)

B + 9 - A   = 5 ( A + 9 - B)

=> B - A + 9  = 5A + 45 - 5B

=> 6B  = 6A  + 36

=> B =  A  +  6  

A can not be zero  as its 1st digit

A = 1 => B =  7    Number  is    1728

A = 2 => B = 8   Number is      2817

A = 3  => B = 9   Number  is    3906

1728 , 2817 & 3906  are three possible number

Hundred digits are 7  , 8   & 9

Sum = 7 + 8 + 9 = 24

sum of all the possible  values of the hundreds digit = 24

option B is correct

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