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blondinia [14]
2 years ago
7

HELPP! How many 3 digit numbers have a product of the digits that equals sixty?

Mathematics
2 answers:
Elena L [17]2 years ago
6 0
Yes those are called factors and they listed them for you so mark them brainiest ^^^
gavmur [86]2 years ago
4 0

Answer:

24

Step-by-step explanation:

Let's see the factor pairs of 60 first.

1,60

2,30

3,20

4,15

5,12

6,10

10,6

12,5

15,4

20,3

60,1

1,60 and 60,1 is not possible for xy1 and 1xy. It is because any one digit*one digit=not 60. The remaining pairs are...

2,30

3,20

4,15

5,12

6,10

10,6

12,5

15,4

20,3

30,2

Next, start with 2,30 and 30,2

The one digit factor pairs of 30 is 5 and 6.

So...

256 is possible

265 is possible

562 is possible

652 is possible

3,20

4,15

5,12

6,10

10,6

12,5

15,4

20,3

+4

Next, 3,20 and 20,3

20=4*5

453,543,345,354

4,15

5,12

6,10

10,6

12,5

15,4

+8

4,15 and 15,4

4 number that are possible(5*3=15)

5,12

6,10

10,6

12,5

+12

5,12 and 12,5

3,4 and 2,6

526,562,534,543,435,345,265,625

6,10

10,6

+20

10=5*2

+4

20+4=24

(Sorry it's long)

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