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3 years ago

I am a mutiple of 60. I am between 400 and 600 . I am 40 away from a multiple of 100. who am i

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There is no possible answer.
The #s are 420, 480, and 540.
None of them are 40 away from a multiple of 100.
However, it is was between 300 and 600, the answer would be 360.

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