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Question 1056482: How can we write an algebraic expression to describe a three digit number whose units digit is one more than the value of the ten's digit, and the ten's digit is one less than the hundred's digit
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How can we write an algebraic expression to describe a three digit number whose units digit is one more
than the value of the ten's digit, and the ten's digit is one less than the hundred's digit
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n = u + 10*(u-1) + 100*u,

where "u" is the units digit.