If we subtract 2 from tenth digit of a number the new number will become:
Correct answer: C. Less than 20 from original number
- A. Less than 2 from original number
- B. More than 200 from original number
- C. Less than 20 from original number
- D. More than 20 from original number
Explanation
Assuming our number to be 124, subtracting 2 from the tenth digit {2} will give us the answer 104, hence B is correct since 104 us 20 less from 124. A, C, D are incorrect as the statements are wrong.
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