Mathematics, 02.10.2020 19:01, lexybellx3

1. I am a three-digit number. My tens digit is 3 more than my ones digits. If you round me to the nearest ten and subtract
320, the estimated difference is 150. What number am I?

2. I am a three-digit number. All my digits are odd numbers.
My ones digits is 4 more than the hundreds digits. My tens
digits is the greatest of the three digits. If you round me to
the nearest hundred and subtract 100, the estimated
difference is 300. What number am I?

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