Math, asked by navathareddy1, 6 months ago

Bradley thinks of a 3-digit number such that the product of the digits of the number is 14, and the ones digit is twice the hundreds digit? What is the number?

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Answered by hariharannirmalkumar

37

Answer:

172 or 127

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Answered by sk181231

22

Answer:

172&127

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