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    Problem 13 asks the reader to find the tens digit of an original 3-digit number if dividing the number by the sum of its digits yields a quotient of 67 with a remainder of 3, and reversing the digits yields a number that is 792 less. Problem 14 asks the reader to determine the cost of each goose if 8 chickens and 5 ducks costing 220 more than 2 geeses, and 9 chickens, 4 ducks and 6 geeses would cost 697. Problem 15 asks the reader to find the unit's digit of an original 2-digit number if dividing the number by the sum of its digits yields a quotient of 6 with a remainder of 3, and three times the original number is 168

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    Problem 13 asks the reader to find the tens digit of an original 3-digit number if dividing the number by the sum of its digits yields a quotient of 67 with a remainder of 3, and reversing the digits yields a number that is 792 less. Problem 14 asks the reader to determine the cost of each goose if 8 chickens and 5 ducks costing 220 more than 2 geeses, and 9 chickens, 4 ducks and 6 geeses would cost 697. Problem 15 asks the reader to find the unit's digit of an original 2-digit number if dividing the number by the sum of its digits yields a quotient of 6 with a remainder of 3, and three times the original number is 168

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    Problem 13 asks the reader to find the tens digit of an original 3-digit number if dividing the number by the sum of its digits yields a quotient of 67 with a remainder of 3, and reversing the digits yields a number that is 792 less. Problem 14 asks the reader to determine the cost of each goose if 8 chickens and 5 ducks costing 220 more than 2 geeses, and 9 chickens, 4 ducks and 6 geeses would cost 697. Problem 15 asks the reader to find the unit's digit of an original 2-digit number if dividing the number by the sum of its digits yields a quotient of 6 with a remainder of 3, and three times the original number is 168

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    Problem 13 asks the reader to find the tens digit of an original 3-digit number if dividing the number by the sum of its digits yields a quotient of 67 with a remainder of 3, and reversing the digits yields a number that is 792 less. Problem 14 asks the reader to determine the cost of each goose if 8 chickens and 5 ducks costing 220 more than 2 geeses, and 9 chickens, 4 ducks and 6 geeses would cost 697. Problem 15 asks the reader to find the unit's digit of an original 2-digit number if dividing the number by the sum of its digits yields a quotient of 6 with a remainder of 3, and three times the original number is 168

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    PROBLEM #13: When you divide a 3-digit number by the sum of the digits, the value is 67 and the

    remainder is
    3. If the digits are reversed, the result will be 792 less. Find the ten’s digit of the original number.  *
    1 point
    a. 6
    b. 7
    c. 2
    d. 4

    PROBLEM #14: When sold, the sum of the cost of 8chickens and 5duck is 220 more than the cost of 2 geese. If 9
    chicken, 4 ducks and 6 geese would cost 697, how much does geese cost each piece?  *
    1 point
    a. Php 60
    b. Php 28
    c. Php 65
    d. Php 68

    PROBLEM #15: If a certain number of two digit be divided by the sum of the digits, the quotient is 6 and
    remainder is 3. Three times the given number is 168 more than the number expressed by the digits in reverse
    order. What is the unit's digitof the original number? *
    1 point
    a. 5
    b. 8
    c. 3
    d. 4

    PROBLEM #16: The sum of the digits of a 3 digit number is 8. The hundreds digit being three times the unit
    digit. If 198 is subtracted from the number, the order of the digits will be reversed. Find the tens digit of the
    number. *
    1 point
    a. 6
    b. 7
    c. 2
    d. 4

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