A Mesmerising number theory problem

Number Theory Level pending

A positive integer decreases an integral number of times when its last digit is deleted. Find the total number of all such numbers.


The answer is 12.

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1 solution

Sambit Mishra
Jul 28, 2018

Here, let n= 10^n.a +...+c+ k , a,...,k being integers. be a n digited no.

Now, 1 0 n . a + . . . + c + k 1 0 n . a + . . . + c \frac{10^n.a +...+c+ k}{10^n.a +...+c} = m , m being integer i.e. k 1 0 n . a + . . . + c \frac{k}{10^n.a +...+c} is an integer.

Therefore, 10^n.a +...+c= 1 or a divisor of k.

Since k is a single digit, therefore n is double-digit no. and the solution is found after calculations.

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