The following question is based on the given six, 4-digit numbers. (Left) 8347, 5486, 9627, 4913, 8721, 6418 (Right) (For example, 2456: 6 digit in unit's place, 5-digit in ten's place, 4 digit in hundred's place, 2 = digit in thousand's place) NOTE - All operations to be done from left to right. What will be the resultant if the digit in hundred's place of the largest number is added to the digit in thousand's place of the smallest number?

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The following question is based on the given six, 4-digit numbers. (Left) 8347, 5486, 9627, 4913, 8721, 6418 (Right) (For example, 2456: 6 digit in unit's place, 5-digit in ten's place, 4 digit in hundred's place, 2 = digit in thousand's place) NOTE - All operations to be done from left to right. What will be the resultant if the digit in hundred's place of the largest number is added to the digit in thousand's place of the smallest number?

A10

B7

C9

D8

Answer:

A. 10

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