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Thanks!dmateer25 wrote:Looking for the tens digit of positive integer r.
1)The tens digit of r/10 is 3
if r = 300
300/10 = 30. The tens digit of r is 0.
320/10=32. The tens digit of r is 2.
So this is Insuff
2) the hundreds digit of 10r is 6.
So the tens digit of r has to be 6.
10x60 = 600
Whatever the tens digit is when it multiplied by 10 will be the hundreds digit.
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