The middle digit of a number between 100 and 1000 is zero and the sum of other digit is 13.if the digit. Are reversed,the no.so formed exceed the original no.by 495.find the no.?
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The middle digit of a number between 100 and 1000 is zero.
Sum of the Digits of the Number is 13
If the digits are reversed, the number so formed exceeds the original Number by 495.
Rewrite Statement-1
The Required No. lies in between 100 and 1000
Middle digit of a three digit Number is it's Ten's place Digit
Assume the other digits of 3-digit No. as variable
Let Unit's digit of the 3- digit Number be x
Hundred's digit of the 3- digit Number be y
Ten's digit of the 3-digit Number = 0(Given)
Rewrite Statement-2
————[1]
Express any of the digits, Unit's digit or Hundred's digit, in terms of other
Express the Number in terms of digits.
A Number is equal to sum of product of weight of the digit at each place and Face value at that place.
By Substituting,
————[2]
Find the Reversed 3-digit Number
If the digits of 3-digits number are reversed,
The Ten's digit remains same, but Unit's digit and Hundred's digit are interchanged.
Unit's Digit of Reversed 3-digit Number = Hundred's Digit of 3-digit Number
Ten's digit of Reversed 3-digit Number = 0
Reversed 3-digit Number = 1000x+0+y
————[3]
Rewrite Statement-3
Reversed 3-digit No. = Original 3-digit No. + 495
Substituting [2] & [3]
————[4]
Solve equations [1] & [4] to obtain the value of
unknown variables
Do [1]+[4]
———————
2y = 18
Substituting y in [1]
x + 9 = 13
x = 13 - 9
Express the required Number using the variables.
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