he product of the two-digit number a4 and the three-digit number 3bc is 7656. What is the average of a, b and c? (a, b, c are digits)
Question
The product of the two-digit number a4
and the three-digit number 3bc
is 7656.
What is the average of a
, b
and c
?
(a, b, c are digits)
Solution
1. ### Break Down the Problem
We have two unknowns in the equation:
- A two-digit number represented as (where is the digit in the tens place).
- A three-digit number represented as (where is the digit in the tens place and is the digit in the units place).
We need to solve for , , and given that:
2. ### Relevant Concepts
- We will expand the product and then solve for feasible values of , , and that are digits (0-9).
- We can simplify the problem using divisibility and bounds.
3. ### Analysis and Detail
- Find possible values of :
Since is a two-digit number, can be from 1 to 9. Hence possible values for are:
- .
- Calculate the corresponding for each:
- We will divide by each two-digit number to find :
Calculations:
- For :
- For :
- For :
- For :
- For :
Continuing this way:
From above valid pairs:
- For
4. ### Verify and Summarize
- Values are , , and .
- The average of , , and is calculated as:
Final Answer
The average of , , and is .
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