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Q. 40 In the example ∗∗×9÷17=7** \times 9 \div 17 = 7 which same digit will replace the ∗∗**?
Let the digit be dd. The notation ∗∗** typically represents a two-digit number where both digits are the same, so the number would be 11d11d.
The equation becomes:

11d×9÷17=711d \times 9 \div 17 = 7 99d=7×1799d = 7 \times 17 99d=11999d = 119 d=11999d = \frac{119}{99}

Since dd must be a single integer digit, and $\frac{119}{9

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