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    The units digit of a 2-digit number is three times its tens digit. If the units digit is 6, what is the value of twice the number?
    Question

    The units digit of a 2-digit number is three times its tens digit. If the units digit is 6, what is the value of twice the number?

    A.

    48

    B.

    24

    C.

    26

    D.

    52

    Correct option is D

    Given:

    Unit digit of a two digit number is 3 times its tens digit

    Solution:

    Let the two digit number be 10x +y

    Then y = 3x

    If y = 6 then

    x =63 \frac{6}{3}​ = 2

    Number is 26

    Twice the number =2×26= 2 \times 26 = 52

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