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AB×BC A B

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AB×B= three digit number, that has unit digit B
Therefore A can be 29, As 10×9=90 which is two digit
B is a unit place digit such that its square has same unit place
So, possibilities of B are 0,1,5,6
But 0 and 1 are neglected because they cannot give three digit number when multiplied by 2 digit number.
So, B=5 or 6
If B=5 then 2 will be added in A×B to get CA and If B=6 then 3 will be added in A×B to get CA
So, for B=5, product A×B will produce unit place 0 and 5 and adding 2 to it will give unit place 2 and 7 that means A=2 or 7
So, for 25×5=125 which follows and for 75×5=375 which also follows this condition.

Now, when B=6 product A×B will produce unit place 6,2,8,4 and 0 and adding 3 to it will give unit place 9,5,1,7 and 3 that means A=9,5,1,7 or 3
So, for 96×6=576 which does not follows
For 56×6=336 which also does not follows this condition.
For 16×6=96 which also does not follows this condition.
For 76×6=456 which also does not follows this condition.
For 36×6=216 which also does not follows this condition.

So, A=2,B=5 and A=7,B=5 follows given product.
hence, A=25,B=5,C=1 or A=7,B=5,C=3

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