Math, asked by moniarnu, 4 months ago

The sum of all possible three-digit numbers, formed from three different non-zero digits,
when divided by the sum of these digits is equal to:
A) 222
B) 111
C)555 D) 275

Answers

Answered by yasar777
5

Answer:

To get the greatest difference, we want to subtract a small number from a large one, so we will need the digit 9 and 1,to make numbers in 100s and the number 900s.

Let m be the digit from 2 to 8.

The larger three digit number will look like 9m1, while the smaller three digit number will look like 1m9.

Assume a three digits number lets say 189.

Then the largest possible three digit number after rearranging above number is 981.

⇒981−189=792

Again assume a three digits number lets say 149.

Then the largest possible three digit number after rearranging above number is 941.

⇒941−149=792

As you see no matter what is the value you are plugging for m their difference is constant i.e:792, which is the highest possible difference.

Hence, option A is correct.


moniarnu: But there is no OPTION as 792
Answered by Alone00160
0

Answer:

A) is the correct answer❤


moniarnu: Plz answer other question
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