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there is a 6 digit number which contains digits 1,2,3,4,5
and x .this number is divisible by 4 .the possible
combinatios of this number (by arranging the digits) which
is divisble by 4 is 192. find the value of x from options
given below...
1)6 only 2) 0,6 and 8 3)6 and 8 only 4)8 only
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1)6 only
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