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Let m be a positive integer with 5 digits. If rounding m to the nearest 10 yields 11110, what is m?
(1) m is a multiple of 10.
(2) Reversing the digits of m results in a smaller number.
(1) m is a multiple of 10.
(2) Reversing the digits of m results in a smaller number.
25 Dec 2016, 05:06
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"rounding m to the nearest 10". If I understood this correctly last two digits of our m could be 05, 06, 07, 08, 09, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14.
(1) m is a multiple of 10
We have only one option from the list 11110. Sufficient.
(2) Reversing the digits of m results in a smaller number
We can get 50111 > 11105, 60111 > 11106, ... , 90111 > 11109, 21111 > 11112, 31111 > 11113.
11111 = 11111 and only one option 01111 < 11110 Sufficient.
Answer D
Please correct me if I'm wrong.
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1) Rounding m to nearest 10 means...11105 <=m<= 11115 ... In this range only 1 no is a multiple of 10 . So and is m= 11110.
But I am confused if a nearest ten can be considered as rounded to itself.
2) In the same range as above
11105 <=m< =11115, again only if the no is 11110 then reverse is 1111 which is less, else all other nos do not satisfy this.
So answer is either B or D
Omkar Kamat
When The Going Gets Tough, The Tough Gets Going !!
But I am confused if a nearest ten can be considered as rounded to itself.
2) In the same range as above
11105 <=m< =11115, again only if the no is 11110 then reverse is 1111 which is less, else all other nos do not satisfy this.
So answer is either B or D
Omkar Kamat
When The Going Gets Tough, The Tough Gets Going !!
