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Bens teacher asked him to write a three digit number that uses 2 once and the digit 6 twice. The value of one 6 needs to be 1/10 of the value of the other 6. What number can be wrote?
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Any three-digit number that uses consecutive 6s would produce numbers where the 6s are 1/10 value of each other. Hence, 266 and 662 are the examples when integers are assumed. In 266, '66' decomposes to 6*10 and 6*1, where 6*1=(6*10)/10; in 662, '66' decomposes to 6*100 and 6*10, where 6*10=(6*100)/10.