Find the values of A, B and C from the given options, if
A B
x 6
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C 8 8
Let us look at B first.
We have been given that 6 x B gives a number with 8 in the ones place.
This means B could be 3 or 8.
(i) If B = 3,
A3 x 6 = C88
3 x 6 = 18 and
A x 6 + 1 (carryover) = C8
If A x 6 gives a number with units digit 7 then by adding 1 (carryover) we get 8 ( units place of C8).
There is no such digit that when multiplied by 6 gives 7 in its units place.
So B = 3 is ruled out.
(ii) If B = 8,
A8 x 6 = C88
8 x 6 = 48
A x 6 + 4 (carryover) = C8
This means that A is a number which when multiplied with 6 gives a number with 4 in the ones place and when the result is added with the carried 4 gives 8 in the ones place of C8.
So, possible values of A are 4, 9
6 × 4 + 4 = 28
So, A = 4 and C = 2
6 × 9 + 4 = 58
So, A = 9 and C = 5
From the given options: A = 4 and C =2 with B = 8
4 8
x 6
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2 8 8