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What digit can never be found in the units place of a palindromic number?
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Any digit can be found in the unit's place.
The question has a different answer only with the unjustified/incorrect assumption that a number must be an integer. If the question did say that, then you could not have a zero in the unit's place since then the number would also start with a zero.
However, since there is no reason given why numbersshould be limited to integers, the above example is simply not true and zero CAN be found in the unit's place of a palindromic number: eg in 70.07
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Is the predecessor of a 2 digit number is never a single digit?
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