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The number of two digit numbers divisible by the product of the digits is: (A) 5 (B) 8 (C) 14 (D) 33​

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Answered by pk4u2005
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Answer: 5

Step-by-step explanation: If a number i.e(10 a+b) is divisible by product of its digits i.e (a*b) then,

(10a+b)|a &(10a+b)|b ,  (|----> divisible by)

∴ (10a+b)/a & (10a+b)/b  are positive integer values

=> 10+(b/a)  &  (10a/b)+1   are +ve integer

=>10 +(b/a) & 10/(b/a)+1  are +ve integer

In above line, the bold and underlined parts are constants, so by removing them we get,

b/a is an +ve integer.

Value possible for b/a are 1, 2, 5   where b & a are also an +ve integer.

Now,

→Take b/a=1,  ∴b=a

Two digit no.s are 11, 22, 33, 44, 55, 66, 77, 88, 99

From these only 11 satisfy the condition as 1*1=1 and 11 is divisible by 1.

→Take b/a=2  ∴b=2a

Two digits no.s are 12, 24, 36, 48

Among these 48 does not satisfy the condition.

So values are 12, 24, 36

→Take b/a=5  ∴b=5a

Two digits no.s : 15   , (No other no. satisfy the condition)

Also, 15 is divisible by their product of digits (i.e 1*5=5)

∴Collectively the no.s are 11, 12, 24, 36, 15

Total numbers = 5 (Ans:-)

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