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In this four digit number, the second digit is half the
third digit which is three less than the first which is six
more than the fourth. If no digit is repeated, what is the
number
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Answer: 7241
Explanation:
If the number is abcd,
then as per puzzle,
b=c/2, c=a-3, a=6+d,
so 'd' < 4 since a cannot be greater than 9.
'd' has to odd, since 'b' = (d+3)/2
only values left for 'd' are 1 and 3.
Also, 'd' cannot be 3 since that will result 'c' as 3 which
is not allowed (no repitition).
Hence 'd' is 1.
Thus resulting number is 7241.
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Answer / mahesh
hai guys , first
The second digit number is half less than the third one
so the possiblities are
-12- (or) -24- (or) -36- (or) -48-
(i) if i take
-12-
then the 3rd digist should be 3 less than first one , it is
not possible
(ii)
if i take
-24-
then the 3rd digist should be 3 less than first one , it is
possible to place 7 at the first place
So
724-
Then the first digit is 6 more than the 4 digit
S0 answer is ********** 7241 *********
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Answer / gomathi
15 12 24 6
the second digit is double of 3-digit and 3 less than 1-
digit and six greater than 4-digit
| Is This Answer Correct ? | 1 Yes | 7 No |
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