Explanation Given: A number 243 , 243 . Approach: To divide the number and check if the answer is same as the initial three digit number that we took. Calculation: We took a three digit number 243 and we repeat the digit to make a six digit number, so we get 243 , 243 . Now on dividing 243 , 243 by 7 we get 34 , 749 . On dividing 34 , 749 by 11 we get 3 , 159 . And on dividing 3 , 159 by 13 we get 243 . Therefore, on division with 7 , 11 and 13 we get the same three digit odd number that we took initially in first step. Now. Let’s assume another three digit number say 326 . On repeating the three digit number. The six digit number that we get is: 326 , 326

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