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let abc is a three digit positive integer such that it is equal to four times the product of it's digits then the value of b - (a+c) is equal to

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Given : abc is a three digit positive integer such that it is equal to four times the product of it's digits

To find :  Value of b - (a + c)

Solution:

assuming a , b & c are distinct digits

abc is a three digit positive integer such that it is equal to four times the product of it's digits  

4abc  has a factor  4  hence number abc must be divisible by 4

Hence bc must be divisible by 4

a, b , c can not have  0  &  5   having 5 will have product ending with zero

and having any digit 0 in a , b & c will make product 0  

bc  can  be

12  , 16  , 24 , 28 , 32 ,  36 , 48 ,  64 , 68 , 72  , 76 , 84 , 92 , 96

384 is only possible solution

384    8 - (3 + 4)  =   1

a = 3

b = 8

c = 4

b - (a+c)   = 1

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