[quote="Bunuel"]If m is a two-digit positive integer and 2*m is a three-digit positive integer, what is the units digit of m ?
(1) The units digit of 2*m is 4.
(2) The units digit of m equals to to the tens digit of 2m
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m is a two-digit positive integer and 2*m is a three-digit positive integer => m is between 50 and 99, both included
(1) The units digit of 2*m is 4.
unit digit can be 2 or 7 => 52, 72, 77 are all possible .. no unique solution ---> Insufficient
(2) The units digit of m equals to to the tens digit of 2m
m is a two-digit positive integer and 2*m is a three-digit positive integer => three digit positive integer will be even numbers between 100 and 198, both included.
unit digit of m and tens digit of 2m can be both even or odd.
Let number be 10a+b, then 2m will be 20a+2b.
Case 1: If b is between 0-4, tens digit will be unit digit of 2a => units digit of 2a will be even => unit digit of m, ie b will be even => b = 0,2,4 => corresponding unit digit of 2a will be 5, 6, 7=> possible m will be 50, 62, 74
Case 2: if b is between 5-9, tens digit will be unit digit of 2a+1 => units digit of 2a+1 will be odd => unit digit of m, ie b will be odd => b = 5,7,9 => corresponding digit of a will be 7,8,9 => possible m will be 75, 87, 99
Many values of m is possible => Insufficient
Combine both
62 and 87 satisfies both => m has two values --> Insufficient
Ans E