Math, asked by dy1981suraj, 8 months ago

In the given table replace question marks with a digit so that the sum of the numbers of that row
or column is a multiple of number mentioned. Remember no digit should repeat in the same row
or column.
2 5 ? 8 Multiple of 9
4 ? 7 1 Multiple of 10
9 ? 4 ? Multiple of 3
? 4 1 6 Multiple of 2
Multiple of 5 Multiple of 9 Multiple of 3 Multiple of 2

Answers

Answered by dashmohit07
17

Answer:

8; 0; 6 and 9; 8

Step-by-step explanation:

Answered by amitnrw
12

Given :  sum of the numbers of that row or column is a multiple of number mentioned. Remember no digit should repeat in  one row or column.

To Find : Missing Digits

Solution:

             2       5        a        8         Multiple of 9

             4        b        7        1          Multiple of 10

             9        c        4        d        Multiple of  3

             e        4        1         6         Multiple of 2

Multiple  5       9       3         2

2 + 4 + 9 + e  = Multiple  of  5  

=> 15 + e = Multiple  of  5  

=> e = 0 , 5

e +    4   +    1    +      6        Multiple of 2

=> e + 11  Multiple of 2

Hence e = 5

2   +    5   +     a   +    8  =       Multiple of 9

=> a =  3

3 + 7 + 4 + 1 = 15  multiple of 3   : column satisfies also

  4  +     b    +    7     +   1          Multiple of 10

=> b  = 8

5 + b + c + 4   =  Multiple of 9

=> b + c  = 9   ,  b + c = 18  ( 18 not possible as then 9 will repeat )

b = 8

c = 1

 9        c        4        d        Multiple of  3

=> 9 +  1 +  4 + d     Multiple of  3

=> 14 + d Multiple of  3

=> d =  1 , 4 , 7 ,

8 + 1 + d + 6   Multiple of  2

Hence d =  1 , 3 , 5 , 7 , 9

1 and  7 common

1 is already in column

Hence   d = 7

              2       5        3        8         Multiple of 9

              4        8        7        1          Multiple of 10

              9        1        4         7        Multiple of  3

              5        4        1         6         Multiple of 2

Multiple  5       9       3         2

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