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\underline\mathtt\red{QuEsTiOn::} A,B,C and D are four-digit numbers in which 9occues only once and ot's place is :. A` (9) [] [] []
B` [] 9 [] []
C` [] [] 9 []
D` [] [] [] 9
Nothing is known about the rest digits.
What can you say about numbers A,B,C AND D?
1. Cis the smallest of all four numbers!
2. B is smaller than C!
3. A is the greatest of all numbers!
4. D is the greatest of all numbers!

 ANSWERCORRECTLY\underline\mathtt\red{QuEsTiOn::}

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Answered by samarthtripathi2008
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Question: A,B,C and D are four-digit numbers in which 9 occurs only once and its place is:

  • A: [9] [] [] []
  • B: [] [9] [] []
  • C: [] [] [9] []
  • D: [] [] [] [9]

- Nothing is known about the rest of the digits.

What can you say about the numbers A, B, C and D?

Answer:

The correct answer is option 3. A is the greatest of all numbers.

Step-by-step explanation:

Given that the rest of the digits are smaller than 9, we conclude that:

The highest value that each of the numbers could be is:

  • A = 9,888
  • B = 8,999
  • C = 8,898
  • D = 8,889

Each number's highest value is lesser than the highest value of number A.

Therefore, A is the greatest of all numbers.

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