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First \(9\) digits will be single digit numbers from \(1\) to \(9\)
Next \(180\) digits will be \(90\) two digits numbers from \(10\) to \(99\)
Next 2700 digits will be 3 digit numbers from 100 to 999
Remaining digits \(=341-189=152\). These \(152\) digits will have \(\frac{152}{3}=50\) numbers and 2 remainder digits
\(99+50=149\). Remaining \(2\) digits are \(1\) & \(5\) from \(150\)
Hence, \(341^{th}\) digit is \(5\)
Answer: D
Next \(180\) digits will be \(90\) two digits numbers from \(10\) to \(99\)
Next 2700 digits will be 3 digit numbers from 100 to 999
Remaining digits \(=341-189=152\). These \(152\) digits will have \(\frac{152}{3}=50\) numbers and 2 remainder digits
\(99+50=149\). Remaining \(2\) digits are \(1\) & \(5\) from \(150\)
Hence, \(341^{th}\) digit is \(5\)
Answer: D
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There are 9 one digit numbers and 90 two digit numbers.
All of them adds up to 189 digits.
Calculate the three digit number that have the 341st digit in k:
341-189=152
152 divided by 3 is 50 of quotient and 2 of remainder.
The 50th three digit number is 149.
The second digit of 150 is the answer: 5
Answer D
All of them adds up to 189 digits.
Calculate the three digit number that have the 341st digit in k:
341-189=152
152 divided by 3 is 50 of quotient and 2 of remainder.
The 50th three digit number is 149.
The second digit of 150 is the answer: 5
Answer D
18 Dec 2024, 19:18
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1-9 =9 digits
10-99 - 180 digits
100- x =341 -(189) digits
check 150 -100 = 50 Nos ie. 50*3 digits.i 150
we know, 341 - 189 = 152. So after 150 we have 151 ie 1 and 5. Therfore, 5 is the 341st digit.
10-99 - 180 digits
100- x =341 -(189) digits
check 150 -100 = 50 Nos ie. 50*3 digits.i 150
we know, 341 - 189 = 152. So after 150 we have 151 ie 1 and 5. Therfore, 5 is the 341st digit.
