Show that 4*AB=CAB is not possible.Each letter denotes a single digit.It could be noted that since LHS is a multiple of 4,thus RHS would also be a multiple of 4.That's all i conclude yet...
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Show that 4*AB=CAB is not possible
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Well, a start could be to treat AB as a variable, $AB = \alpha$ and solve
$4*\alpha = C*100 + \alpha$
If this equation has no solutions where $\alpha$ is a whole number with two digits, then the original statement is not possible since $\alpha$ is AB, which is a whole number with two digits.
Oh, and C has to be between 0 and 9 too right?
Hint: what digit $d$ has the property that $4 \times d$ ends in $d$?