Question
A six-digit number 27p5q8 is divisible by 36. What is
the greatest possible value for (p×q)?Solution
27p5q8 the number must be divisible by both 4 and 9, as 36 is the product of these two numbers. As we know the divisibility rule of 4 and 9 so, take the maximum value of p and q from 1 to 9. p=6 q=8 the greatest possible value of p×q =6×8 =48.
What will come in the place of question mark (?) in the given expression?
? = (27 × 13) – 26% of (412 – 92 )
- 60% of 180 – 30% of 60 = 15% of ?
- What will come in the place of question mark (?) in the given expression?
(120 - ?) ÷ 2 + 35 = 86 - 11 125% of 80 – 6 × 4 = ? × 13 – 54
 √256 * 4 – 30% of 190 + ? = 110% of 220
162 ÷ [51 – {29 – (9 – 6̅ ̅+̅ ̅7̅ )}]=?
`2(1/3)` + `4(1/4)` + `4(2/3)` + `8(7/6)` + ? = `4(3/5)xx4(1/2)`
...What will come in the place of question mark (?) in the given expression?
(5/8) × 1600 + (2400 ÷ 25) = ?Â
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Find the value of 16 X [(8 - 5) of 12 ÷ 4].
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