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12 Dec 2017, 05:50
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The number N is 5H72, the hundred's digit being represented by H. What is the value of H?
(1) N is divisible by 4.
(2) N is divisible by 9.
(1) N is divisible by 4.
(2) N is divisible by 9.
12 Dec 2017, 09:17
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1) not suff as /4 last two digit must be /4, nothing for H
2) Since it is divisible by 9, sum if the digits must be divisible by 9 , so we have 14+H should be divisible by 9, now H can have only 4 as values so as to be 18, hence H=4 suff
2) Since it is divisible by 9, sum if the digits must be divisible by 9 , so we have 14+H should be divisible by 9, now H can have only 4 as values so as to be 18, hence H=4 suff
13 Dec 2017, 06:56
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Is the Statement I correct? How can N be divisible by 4 if the sum of last two digits is not divisible by 4?
I know even if the sum of last two digits was divisible by 4 the answer will still be insufficient. But I am not sure if the statement I is correct.
