My number has nine digits it is evenly divisible by 100 the value of one of the digits is 700,000 the digit in the millions plac

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My number has nine digits it is evenly divisible by 100 the value of one of the digits is 700,000 the digit in the millions plac

e is both even and prime the digit in the hundreds place is the temperature at which water freezes the digit in the ten millions place is triple the number in the millions place the digit in the thousands place is the number of fluid ounces in a cup the digit in the hundred millions place is a special number because it is a factor of every number.

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PIT_PIT [12.4K] · Answer 1 · 2026-03-17T04:17:31+03:00

Let’s break it down:
The nine-digit number is structured as nnn,nnn,nnn

To be divisible by 100, the final two digits must be 00
In the hundred thousands position, the digit is 7
The digit in the millions place must be an even and prime number, which is 2(the only even prime)In the hundreds place, the digit is 0 (the freezing point of water at 0 °C)
The ten millions place digit is three times that of the millions position, which is 6(calculated as 2x3)
And in the thousands place, the digit is 8 (equivalent to 8 fluid ounces per cup)
Finally, the hundred millions position is 1 (the only number that divides evenly into every number)

Thus, the number is 162,708,000