7 digit no -> first digit will be always 1...remaining 6 places wil be filled by 3 1's and 3 0's... so 2^6 will be repeated 6!/(3!*3!) ways sum=2^6 *(6!/3!*3!)
now 6th digit- no of times 1 will be there
1 1 _ _ _ _ _
remaining blanks will be filled by 2 1's and 3 0's -> 5!(2!*3!) ways sum = 2^5 * 5!/(2!*3!)
similarly for rest of terms....
so total sum = 2^6 (6!/3!*3!) + 5!/(2!*3!) (2^5+2^4+2^3+2^2+2^1+2^0)
find the 28383rd term of series: 1234567891011121314.... Ans: 3
by counting the number of digits: 1-9 = 9 10-99 = 90*2 = 180 100-999 = 900*3 = 2700 1000-9999 = 9000*4 = 36000
No. of digits till 999 is 2889. We need the 28383rd digit, So, we need to find the 28383-2889 = 25494th digit starting from 1000.
Since, we know it will be a 4 digit number, we can find the last number by dividing 25492/4
25492/4 = 6373rd number starting from 1000.Till 7372( 1000+6373-1) we have got 25492+2889 = 28381 digits. So,Next number will be 7373, and 28383rd digit will be 7373
i think this question is more based on what will be the unit digit...
1) 2^3^4^5 is greater than 2^3^5^4, because number with same base ( 2^3 ) and greater power is greater. (leaving 2,3 as an exception 2^3 is smaller than 3^2) 2) for 2^3^4^5 4^5 will have unit digit 4 3^4^5 will have unit digit 1 2^3^4^5 will have unit digit 2
3) for 2^3^5^4 5^4 will have unit digit 5 3^5^4 will have unit digit 3 2^3^4^5 will have unit digit 8
from point 2 and point 3 above ------- unit digit 2-8 = 4
1) If the last 2 digit of a four-digit number are interchanged, the new number obtained is greater than the original number by 54. What is the difference between the last two digits of the number?
a) 9 b) 12 c) 6 d) 3 e) Data Inadequate
2) A = 1^1 x 2^2 x 3^3 x 4^4 x ...100^100 . How many zeroes will be there at the end of A?
a) 1300 b) 1320 c) 1325 d) 1050 e) None of these
3) If f(x)=sum of all digits of x, where x is a natural number, then what is the value of f(101) + f(102) + f(103) + ...+f(200)?
1) differnce between last two digits = 6 10c + d= 10d + c - 54 d-c=6
3) f(101) = 1 + 0 + 1
Now from 1 to 99 every digit (0 to 9) comes 20 times, so for unit and tens place digit sum from 1-99 = 20 * 45= 900 Count of hundred digit 1= 99 Hundred digit 2= 2
1) If the last 2 digit of a four-digit number are interchanged, the new number obtained is greater than the original number by 54. What is the difference between the last two digits of the number?
a) 9 b) 12 c) 6 d) 3 e) Data Inadequate
abcd be the 4 digit number. given that abdc - abcd = 54 implies 9(d-c) = 54 difference = 6
2) A = 1^1 x 2^2 x 3^3 x 4^4 x ...100^100 . How many zeroes will be there at the end of A?
a) 1300 b) 1320 c) 1325 d) 1050 e) None of these
Calculating the power of 5 in the whole expression would give the answer -
its 5 (1+2+3+.....+20) in which 5, 10, 15 and 20 gets repeated twice.(Because of 25,50,75,100 each of which contains 5^2) Hence result-
5 * = 1300
3) If f(x)=sum of all digits of x, where x is a natural number, then what is the value of f(101) + f(102) + f(103) + ...+f(200)?
a) 1000 b) 901 c) 999 d) 1001 e) 1111
For the range sum goes from 2 to 10 Similarly goes from 2 to 11 goes from 3 to 12 ... goes from 10 to 19
find the last digit of 1^1! + 2^2! + 3^3!.... 88^88!
is it 2??? (1)^1+(2)^2+(3)^6+.....+(8^88! now apply the cyclicity of the powers to the bases for all the single digit no's it is easy to find out,for the 2 digit no's take into count only the units digit of bases and raise the power to the units digit hence soln. will be (1)^1+(2)^2+(3)^3!+(4)^4!+(5)^5!+(6)^6!+(7)^7!+(^8!+(9)^9!+(0)^10!+(1)11!+....