Place Value Problem: Finding a Number with Units Digit 2 and Hundreds Digit 1

My units digit is 2 and my hundreds digit is 1 - which number am I?

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My units digit is 2 and my hundreds digit is 1 - which number am I?

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To solve this problem, let's break down the given numbers and check which ones satisfy the conditions:

  • Step 1: Verify the units digit is 2.
  • Step 2: Verify the hundreds digit is 1.

Now, we analyze each option:

Option 1: 120120
- Units digit: 00
- Hundreds digit: 11
This fails because the units digit is not 2.

Option 2: 182182
- Units digit: 22
- Hundreds digit: 11
This satisfies both conditions.

Option 3: 102102
- Units digit: 22
- Hundreds digit: 11
This satisfies both conditions.

In conclusion, both options 2 and 3 have the required digits in the units and hundreds places respectively.

Therefore, the correct answer is Answers (b) + (c) are correct.

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Final Answer

Answers (b) + (c) are correct.

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