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Jack asked Jill to count the number of apples on an apple tree near their school. Jill said, “The number obtained by reversing the digits in the number of apples that are one third of half the total number of apples on the tree is 10 more than two third of half the apples on the tree. Also the number of apples is not less than the square of the lowest two digit number and not more than double of the highest two digit number”. Find the sum of digits in the number of apples on the tree.
A]17
B]14
C]12
D]None of the above
I dont think this might be a GMAT question, but still we can use the same techniques to solve it (i guess, 650-750 level of logic involved)
A]17
B]14
C]12
D]None of the above
I dont think this might be a GMAT question, but still we can use the same techniques to solve it (i guess, 650-750 level of logic involved)
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