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08 Oct 2023, 12:19
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ctorres4358
Read the question carfefully: ...where X and Y are nonzero digits... A digit is any of the numbers from 0 to 9.
08 Mar 2025, 05:03
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0.1X = 1X*10^-2
0.02Y = 2Y*10^-3
so the quotient becomes 1X/2Y * 10
maximizing it means numerator should be as big as possible, denominator as small as possible: so x = 9 and y = 1 , based on constraints. 19/21 * 10 = 190/21 = 9 approx
0.02Y = 2Y*10^-3
so the quotient becomes 1X/2Y * 10
maximizing it means numerator should be as big as possible, denominator as small as possible: so x = 9 and y = 1 , based on constraints. 19/21 * 10 = 190/21 = 9 approx
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14 Mar 2026, 21:44
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