Question

Suppose all the counting numbers are arranged in columns as shown at the right. Under what letter will the number 1000 appear?

Answer 1

letter D because you need to multiply all the letters of the alfabet (36) and multiply 36 by 1000 and then divide the answer by 100 and you get the letter D

Answer 2

Answer:

Column F

Step-by-step explanation:

I suppose you mean the table attached. In every cycle, there are 7 numbers. By cycle, I mean for the first cycle, the first 7 consecutive numbers are 1 cycle. Then it repeats the next 7 consecutive numbers. So 1 cycle is equivalent to 7 numbers. I'm going to not that the first number of every cycle is in column A, the second number is in column B, the third is in column C, and so forth.

1000÷7=142 R6

So on the 142nd cycle, we will still be on column A. Six columns over is column F, therefore the answer is column F.