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Asked by | 16 Jan, 2009, 09:49: PM
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Pl. check the first statement. the sum of a 3 digit number can't be 17.It may be that the sum of the digits of a 3 digit number is 17.
Next, if the middle digit exceeds the other digits by 1 then both of the other digits must be same. So the reversed number will also come out to be the same.
Answered by | 17 Jan, 2009, 10:22: AM
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