Only numbers 3 and 6 will fit
1/3 = .33 and 1/6 = .166
From 1 the number can only be 3 hence A is sufficient
From 2 the number cud be 3 and 6 .
can anyone help~
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Lets take some examples for 1likewhoa wrote:1≤n≤10, n is a positive integer, n=?
1) The tenth digit of n & 1/n is the same
2) The hundredth digit of n & 1/n is the same
answer? and pls kindly explain~~
Thx in advance!
n=1, then the tenth digit is 0, that is the same of 1/1
n=10, then the tenth digit is 0, that is different of 1/10 = 1.
n=3, then the tenth digit is 0, that is different of 1/3 = 3
You have only one option, n=1
Lets take some examples for 2
n=1, then the hundredth digit is 0, that is the same of 1/1
n=10, then the hundredth digit is 0, that is the same of 1/10 = 0.
n=3, then the hundredth digit is 0, that is different from 1/3 = 3
You have two options, n=1 or n=10
So, for me answer is A
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