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a palindrome number is always divisible by 11. possible no of digits n the number is?
    
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actually there is no restriction on the number of digits
reason:
divisibility by 11 :abcde(a,b,c,d,e are digits)
condition is (a+c+e)-(b+d)=11k where k is whole number
that is it can be equal to 0 or 11 or 22 etc
now consider palindromes
2 digit number (11 itself obviously is divisible)
3 digits 121
4 digits 1001
5 digits 11011
....
so it is so easy to generate a palindrome divisible by 11
technique is
even no of digits means put 1st and last digit as 1 rest as 0
odd no of digits means 1st 2 digits and last 2 digits as 1 and rest as 0
this ofcourse can include few of the possible palindromes
rest can be derived similarly
so there is no restriction on the no of digits
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well .. the answer is not hard to get ..

suppose n is even .. then wat we need to do is just find the number of possible ways in which n/2 digits can sum to equal other n/2 digits ..

so this can be found using the coefficient method .. right

the minimum sum should be 1 .. and the maximum shud be n/2.9

i think u will have to leave the answer exactly .. u will hav to leave it as series kinda ..

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