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Question Number 208071 by hardmath last updated on 03/Jun/24

((4 ∙ 10^n  − 52)/3)  The numbers are  38  in total  Find:  n = ?

410n523Thenumbersare38intotalFind:n=?

Commented by mr W last updated on 04/Jun/24

it′s not clear what you mean.

itsnotclearwhatyoumean.

Commented by hardmath last updated on 04/Jun/24

dear professor, answer: 12

dearprofessor,answer:12

Commented by mr W last updated on 04/Jun/24

how is an answer possible, if it is  not clear what the question is?

howisananswerpossible,ifitisnotclearwhatthequestionis?

Commented by TonyCWX08 last updated on 04/Jun/24

Since you have the answer, why are you here?

Sinceyouhavetheanswer,whyareyouhere?

Commented by Frix last updated on 04/Jun/24

Maybe the sum of the digits is 38?  In this case:  n     Sum of digits of ((4×10^n −52)/3)  2      1+1+6  3      1+3+1+6  4      1+3+3+1+6  n      1+(n−2)×3+1+6=3n+2  3n+2=38  n=12  ((4×10^(12) −52)/3)=1 333 333 333 316_(Sum=38)

Maybethesumofthedigitsis38?Inthiscase:nSumofdigitsof4×10n52321+1+631+3+1+641+3+3+1+6n1+(n2)×3+1+6=3n+23n+2=38n=124×1012523=1333333333316Sum=38

Commented by hardmath last updated on 04/Jun/24

yes professor

yesprofessor

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