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MathsMediumNumerical2022 ยท 26 Jun Shift 2

Q83.The total number of 3 -digit numbers, whose greatest common divisor with 36 is 2 , is ______.

What This Question Tests

This problem combines number theory (GCD, divisibility) with counting principles. It requires understanding the properties of GCD and applying the principle of inclusion-exclusion to count 3-digit numbers with specific divisibility conditions.

Concepts Tested

Greatest Common Divisor (GCD)Divisibility rulesCounting principles

Formulas Used

GCD(A,B) = d implies A = kd and B = md with GCD(k,m)=1

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๐Ÿ“‹ Question Details

Chapter
Permutation & Combination
Topic
Number Theory, Divisibility Rules
Year
2022
Shift
26 Jun Shift 2
Q Number
Q83
Type
Numerical
NCERT Ref
Class 10 Mathematics Ch 1: Real Numbers (GCD concept), Class 11 Mathematics Ch 7: Permutations and Combinations (Counting techniques)

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