If six is placed at the end of a two digit number the result is 294 greater than the number, what was the number?

1 answer:

6 0

If 6 is placed at the right end of AB, so the number is AB6.
the value of the three-digit number formed is 294 more than AB, means that if AB6 - 294 = AB <span>

</span>AB 6
- 2 9 4
AB <span>

</span>6 - 4 = B = 2 <span>

</span>If B = 2, then the tens digit is 2 - 9 (which can't be) so 12 - 9 = 3 = A <span>

</span>A = 3, and B = 2 <span>

</span><span>check: 326 - 294 = 32</span>

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