Find the number of possible three digit number in base 11 when expressed in base 9 has its digits reversed.
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Take any three-digit positive integer, reverse its digits, and subtract. For example, 742 − 247 = 495. The difference is divisible by 11. Prove that this must happen for all three-digit numbers abc
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Let's suppose three digits in the base 11 system are x, y & z
Base 11 System:
One's place - x
11s place - y
121s place - z
So, the number formed
Now, the digits in Base 9 System z, y, x
Base 9 system :
One's place - z
9s place - y
81s place - x
So, the number formed
As per the condition, these two numbers are equal
So,
divide the above equation by 10
Now, y is the common digit of the number formed in both the systems. And it comes in the middle place. Since y is a digit, it can hold value either
0, 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,or 9,10.
Since, y = 8 times (x--4z)
ie, 8*0 =0
8*1 = 8
So these 0 & 8 are the possible values of digit y. But in Base 9 system we have digits 0 through 8 . So y = 8 is ruled out
That concludes that y = 0
=> x-4z=0
=> x=1 z=4 => z =4 & x=1
We get , x = 1, y= 0, z = 4
So the number in base10 system is 104 & the sum of its digits = 5 . . . . . . . . . . Ans
VERIFICATION:
So, the number in Base 11 System= 121*4+ 11*0 + 1=485
&the number in Base9 System = = 81*1 + 9*0 + 4=85
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