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This question is based on the five, three-digit numbers given below.

(Left) 318 136 253 713 572 (Right)

(Example- 697 – First digit = 6, second digit = 9 and third digit = 7) (NOTE: All operations to be done from left to right.)

What will be the resultant if the third digit of the lowest number is added to the second digit of the highest number?

A9

B7

C8

D6

Answer:

B. 7

Read Explanation:

The resultant is 7.

  1. Find the lowest number:

    • Comparing the numbers (318, 136, 253, 713, 572), the lowest number is 136.

    • The third digit of this number is 6.

  2. Find the highest number:

    • The highest number in the group is 713.

    • The second digit of this number is 1.

  3. Add the two digits:

    • 6+1=76 + 1 = 7


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