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3. There are two numbers A and B - each having two digits. Both the numbers are divisible by 6 but the sum of A & B is divisible by 11. If the two digits of a number are added and their sum subtracted from the number; the remainder in case of A comes to twice the remainder in case of B. The sum of A and B is 11 times greater than the sum of digits in each number. What are those two numbers? |
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2. Try a few numbers and you will see the resulting number
is always divisible by 3 or 9.3. 42 and 24.