Solving a system of linear equation in two variables
In a 3-digi...
Question
In a 3-digit number, the ten's digit is thrice the unit's digit and hundred's digit is equal to the unit's digit. If the sum of its all three digits is 10, then find the reversed number.
A
262
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B
219
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C
393
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D
290
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Solution
The correct option is A262 Let the number be abc i.e., 100a+10b+c Where unit digit =c, ten's digit =b and hundred's digit =a. Given b=3c and a=c a+b+c=10---(1) Substitute the values of b and a in equation (1), we get c+3c+c=10 5c=10 (Divide both the sides by 10) c=2 Therefore, b=3c=3×2=6 a=c=2 Hence, the required 3-digit number is 262. So, the reversed number is 262.