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Write c-code for 5+55+555+5555+55555+555555+5555555.
Output will be it's answer...

Answer Posted / sunny

Hi Guys,

The answers above are correct but i was wondering if one has to add 5+55+555+.... till 'n'digits then??

Then the answer would be

#include<stdio.h>
#include<math.h>
void main()
{

long int res=0;
int n;
printf("The Maximum Digit(i.e. if youy want result upto 555 then enter '3'):");
scanf("%d",&n);

res= (5*pow(10,(n+1)) - 50 -(45*n))/81;
// VII standard maths
printf("%ld",res);
}


THANX

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