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Quantitative - Mathematics - Word Problems:

Number System - All NUMBERS on the Tests

MCQ - 460-13227

Question:

For how many two-digit positive numbers will tripling the tens digit give us a two digit number that is triple the original number?

  1. 1
  2. 2
  3. 3
  4. 2
  5. None

Correct Answer: C

Explanation:

For how many two-digit positive numbers will tripling the tens digit give us a two digit number that is triple the original number?

Unit digit must be zero

10 ⇒ tripling the ten's digit gives = 30 which is three times of 10 - the original number.

20 ⇒ tripling the ten's digit gives = 60 which is three times of 20 - the original number.

30 ⇒ tripling the ten's digit gives = 90 which is three times of 30 - the original number.

40 ⇒ tripling the ten's digit gives = 120 which is three times of 40 - the original number. But 120 is not of two digit number, so only three numbers meet the given criteria.

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