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What is the thousandths digit of decimal d? (I)The tenths digit of 100 [#permalink]
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What is the thousandths digit of decimal d?

(1) The tenths digit of 100d is 3.

(2) The hundredths digit of 10d is 3.


234.567

2 = hundreds digit
3 = tens digit
4 = units digit
5 = tenths digit
6 = hundredths digit
7 = thousandths digit
and so on...


Say d = 3.45a8

a = thousandths digit of d
We need the value of a.

(1) The tenths digit of 100d is 3.

100d = 100 * 3.45a8 = 345.a8
Then tenths digit of this number is a. We are given that a = 3.
Sufficient.

(2) The hundredths digit of 10d is 3.

10d = 10 * 3.45a8 = 34.5a8
Then hundredths digit of this number is a. We are given that a = 3.
Sufficient.

Answer (D)
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GMATPrepNow I am the beginning of my GMAT preparation, and I don't understand when a statement gets sufficient. I have got it form the solution of you above. Thanks for that. Could explain a bit about when a statement gets sufficient, please?
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GMATPrepNow I am the beginning of my GMAT preparation, and I don't understand when a statement gets sufficient. I have got it form the solution of you above. Thanks for that. Could explain a bit about when a statement gets sufficient, please?


A statement is sufficient if it allows us to answer the target question with certainty.

In this case the target question is: What is the thousandths digit of decimal d?
As you can see, it's impossible to answer this target question without additional information.
So, as it stands, the answer to the target question can be 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, or 9

Statement 1 tells us that the tenths digit of 100d is 3.
From this information, we can be certain that the thousandths digit of decimal d is 3
In other words, we can answer the target question with certainty.
So statement 1 is sufficient.

Here's a complete set of videos that will explain everything you need to know about Data Sufficiency questions: https://www.gmatprepnow.com/module/gmat ... ufficiency

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