Math, asked by vnitesh577, 2 months ago

A boy imagined four-digit multiple of 5 with different digits. If the first digit is erased,
the obtained number is multiple of 9. If the second digit of imagined number is
erased, the obtained number is multiple of 11. If the third digit of imagined number is
erased, the obtained number is multiple of 7. How many numbers satisfy given
conditions?​

Answers

Answered by amitnrw
51

Given : A boy imagined four-digit multiple of 5 with different digits.

If the first digit is erased, the obtained number is multiple of 9.

If the second digit of imagined number is erased, the obtained number is multiple of 11. If the third digit of imagined number is erased, the obtained number is multiple of 7.

To Find : How many numbers satisfy given conditions​

Solution:

four-digit multiple of 5 with different digits.

Hence number can be

ABC5   or ABC0  ( as multiple of 5 end with 0)

Taking case 1

ABC0

first digit is erased, the obtained number is multiple of 9

=> B + C + 0  = multiple of 9

can be B + C = 9 only as different digits

If the second digit of imagined number is erased, the obtained number is multiple of 11

AC0  is multiple of 11   not possible as A and C must be same

Taking case 2

ABC5

first digit is erased, the obtained number is multiple of 9

=> B + C + 5  = multiple of 9  = 9 , 18  

 B + C = 4  or  B + C = 13

If the second digit of imagined number is erased, the obtained number is multiple of 11

=> AC5  is multiple of  11

A - C + 5   = 0    

=> A =  C  -  5      => C > 5  as A is 1st digit and can not be zero

so  B + C = 13   only left

possible numbers

1765  ,  2675 ,  3585 ,   4495

3585 and 4495 have repeated digits

1765  and 2675 left

Check last condition

If the third digit of imagined number is erased, the obtained number is multiple of 7.

175  = 25 * 7

265 = 37 * 7 + 6

Hence  1765  is the only possible number

only one number , 1765 Satisfy conditions

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Answered by yuktigangwar101
7

Answer:

there are total three numbers that satisfy the given conditions :6360,1765 and 7315

Step-by-step explanation:

There are two possible cases for numbers divisible by 5.

They have 5 or 0 in the unit place.

So,

Case 1: The number imagined is ABC5

Now according to the given conditions, if the first digit is erased then we have BC5 and it is a multiple of 9

=>B+C+5=9,18

As B and C are digits they can take a maximum value of 9 and a minimum value of 0

=>B+C=4 or B+C=13

if the second digit is erased then we have AC5 and it is a multiple of 11=>AC5 is divisible by 11

if the third digit is erased then we have AB5 and it is a multiple of 7

AB5 =105,175,245,385,455,525,595,665,735,875,945

ABC5={105-1045},{175-1765},{245-2495|2405},{385-3855},{455-4585},{525-5225},{665-6675},{735-7315},{875-8765},{945-9495|9405}

AC5=145,165,295,205,355,485,525,675,715,865,995,905

Among these AC5 those divisible by 11 are 165,715

Inserting their B respectively:

1765,7315

Case 2: The number imagined is ABC0

If A is removed then we have BC0 which is divisible by 9 => B+C =9

If B is removed we have AC0 which is divisible by 11 => A=C

If C is removed we have AB0 which is divisible by 7 => AB/CB is a multiple of 7

So B=3 and C=6

and since A=C => A=6

so ABC0=6360

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