Math, asked by hehehehhe25, 4 months ago

The sum of the digits of a three-digit number is 15.The units digit is 1/4 of the hundreds digit.The number is 148 less than 500 times the units digit.What is the tens digit?​

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Answered by Fury5
0

Answer:

The units digit is 1/4 of the hundreds digit.

This takes straight to two possibilities which are:

4_1

8_2

 

In order to add to 15 it must be 852

 

500(2) - 148 = 1000 - 148 = 852.

Answer is correct.

 

Tens digit is 5.

Step-by-step explanation:

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Answered by samleanderv
0

Answer:

Let the hundreth's digit be x  

Then unit's digit =  

4

x

​  

 and ten's digit =  

4

3x

​  

 

Given x+  

4

x

​  

+  

4

3x

​  

=16⇒  

4

4x+x+3x

​  

=16

⇒2x=16⇒x=8

∴ Ten's digit =3×  

4

8

​  

=6, unit's digit =  

4

8

​  

=2

∴ Required number =100×8+10×6+2

=800+60+2=862

Step-by-step explanation:

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