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How did you arrive at 1900?
First to calculate no. of digits that are multilple of any given no. we used a formula Hightest divisible no - lowest divisible no./given no.. This how I got the value 19. As you can see the set of values are in airthmetic sequence so, here we can apply sum of nos. formula used in A.R. so, here we go : sum of the terms = n/2(first digit + last digit) = 19/2(190+10)=1900. Hope it helps!
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Check this very hard Algebra/Word question:

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Anyone preparing for CAT 2024?
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I strongly recommend you to post your CAT related queries to a better sub-forum. Here is the link for the same : cat-india-common-admissions-test-399/
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I did give CAT 2023 although without preparation. But still will be able to answer your queries. and as posted by poojaarora1818, you can make use of the link given.
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Check out the question of the day: what-is-the- ... 28065.html consider-the-sum-428067.html
Hi @kingbucky- I was trying to solve question 1 but I don’t think any of the options (given) are divisible by 99. What am I missing?
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Same, it should be 123475869
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Hello, can someone help me with this question -

If w>x>y>z on the number line, y is halfway between x and z and x is halfway between w and z then y-x/y-w = ?

A) 1/4
B) 1/3
C) 1/2
D) 3/4

When I approach solution I am not sure why they have given point w = 5 instead of 4 if it’s hypothetical or I am missing something here.
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Hello, can someone help me with this question - If w>x>y>z on the number line, y is halfway between x and z and x is halfway between w and z then y-x/y-w = ? A) 1/4 B) 1/3 C) 1/2 D) 3/4 When I approach solution I am not sure why they have given point w = 5 instead of 4 if it’s hypothetical or I am missing something here.
I wonder why the options are all positive! w is the greatest here. y-x/y will be positive but this result-w will be negative
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1/3??
Yeah it is, but I don’t get how. Can you explain please.

From solution:

Y-X/Y-W = 2-3/2-5 = 1/3
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From solution: Y-X/Y-W = 2-3/2-5 = 1/3
I misread the question as y-(x/y)-w

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Yeah it is, but I don’t get how. Can you explain please.
Hypothetical values. z is the least, considered as 1, y=2, w=5, x is halfway between 1&5 so it’s 3
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I think the question is wrong. The correct question is mentioned here
if-w-x-y-z-on-the-number-line-y-is-halfway-between-x-and-z-and-209900.html#

if-w-x-y-z-on-the-number-line-y-is-halfway-between-x-and-z-and-209900.html#

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I misread the question as y-(x/y)-w
Yeah. It’s actually (y-x) /(y-w)
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Hello, can someone help me with this question -

If w>x>y>z on the number line, y is halfway between x and z and x is halfway between w and z then y-x/y-w = ?

A) 1/4
B) 1/3
C) 1/2
D) 3/4

When I approach solution I am not sure why they have given point w = 5 instead of 4 if it’s hypothetical or I am missing something here.
­This question is discussed here:

https://gmatclub.com/forum/if-w-x-y-z-o ... 09900.html

Hope it helps.
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Check this very hard Algebra/Word question:

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It's even harder than this one from yesterday:

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