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abc is a three-digit number. This three-digit number is reversed and subtracted from the original number. By which number will the difference obtained be always divisible?

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Solution

Here, abc is a 3-digit number.
General form of abc will be
100a + 10b + c
Number obtained by reversing the digits of abc is cba.
General form of cba will be
100c + 10b + a
The difference between the original number and reverse number is
abccba
=(100a+10b+c)(100c+10b+a)
abccba=99(ac)
abccba=9×11(ac)

Hence, the difference is divisible by 9 as well as 11.

So, option (c) is correct.

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