I am a number between 0.23 and 0.31. I have 3 digits. All of my numbers are the same. What number am I?
To find the number you are, we can start by listing all the possible 3-digit numbers between 0.23 and 0.31.
The smallest possible 3-digit number in this range would be 0.230, and the largest would be 0.310.
Since you mentioned that all of your numbers are the same, we can start by checking if the hundreds, tens, and ones places are all the same for each number in this range.
Starting with the hundreds place, we can see that 0.*** has a maximum value of 0.3. Therefore, the hundreds digit cannot be 2.
Next, we move on to the tens place. 0.**0 has a maximum value of 0.30, so the tens digit cannot be 2.
Finally, we look at the ones place. 0.*00 has a maximum value of 0.300, so the ones digit cannot be 2.
Therefore, we can conclude that the only possibility left is that all three digits are the same and equal to 3.
Hence, the number you are is 0.333.