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Dear rudra316 ,
2 is set in unit place. But 0 can be set in tens & hundred place. Don’t you think it is insufficient?
Where tens place of 0 is written ?
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As it is stated in the question that the y is a 3 digit number, 0 cannot be placed in hundred's place.
So, the only possible number will be 902.
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