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46a7b2 is a number of 6 digits in which a and b are two digits . this number is divisible by 9. find the least value of a+ b.also state the maximum value of a+ b.

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Answered by mysticd
82
Hi ,

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A natural number is divisible by 9

if and only if some of it's digits is

divisible by 9 .

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It is given that ,

46a7b2

i ) sum of the digits

= 4 + 6 + a + 7 + b + 2

= 19 + a + b

Least value of a + b = 8 ,

19 + a + b = 19 + 8 = 27(divisible by 9 )

ii ) maximum value of a + b = 17

19 + a + b

= 19 + 17

= 36( divisible by 9 )

Therefore ,

Least value of a + b = 8

Maximum value of a + b = 17

I hope this helps you.

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Answered by mukhil106
9

For a no. To be divisible by 9 the sum of the no. Should be a multiple of 9.

In the no. 46A7B2, A & B are single digit no.

So the maximum sum of A+B should be 18.

The numbers can't be negative too, but the A & B can be 0.

So the minimum value of A+B=0

and Maximum value of A+B=18.

THAT'S NOT CORRECT. It's a common mistake.

The sum of other digits equal 19 so the minimum value of A+B is equal to 19 + X = multiple of which is the closest to 19.

Over here X = A+B.

And the multiple has to be greater than 19 as X can't be negative. The closest such multiple is 27

Therefore,

X=27-19

X=8

This is the minimum value of A+B

The maximum value of A+B should be equal or less than 18.

Since X is lesser than 18 the value of the multiple should be the closest multiple of 9 which is less than 37.

(19+18=37)

Such multiple is 36, therefore,

X=36-19

X=17

This should be the Maximum value of A+B

Hope this helps someone

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