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If the first, second, third digits (in the hundreds, tens and ones place) of a three-digit number are taken as `m, n, p`, how do we write the number? How do we write the number got on reversing the digits?

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The first, second and third digits of a three-digit number `` =m, n, p `` `therefore` The three-digit number `=100 ~m+10 n+p` On reversing the digits, the three-digit. number `` =100 p+10 n+m ...
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