1. **State the problem:** Find the secret three-digit number based on the clues given.
2. **List the clues:**
- The number is below 750.
- The ones digit divides evenly into the hundreds and tens digits.
- The number is even.
- The sum of the ones digit and the tens digit equals the hundreds digit.
- All digits are different.
3. **Define digits:** Let the number be $\overline{HTO}$ where $H$ is hundreds, $T$ is tens, and $O$ is ones.
4. **Analyze the clues:**
- Since the number is even, $O$ must be even: possible digits are 0, 2, 4, 6, 8.
- $O$ divides $H$ and $T$ evenly, so $H \bmod O = 0$ and $T \bmod O = 0$.
- $H = T + O$.
- $H < 7.5$ (since number < 750, $H$ can be 1 to 7).
- All digits distinct.
5. **Try possible $O$ values:**
- $O=2$:
- $H$ and $T$ divisible by 2.
- $H = T + 2$.
- $H$ and $T$ even digits.
- Possible $H$: 2,4,6.
- For $H=4$, $T=2$ (since $4=2+2$), digits 4,2,2 not distinct.
- For $H=6$, $T=4$ (since $6=4+2$), digits 6,4,2 distinct.
- Check divisibility: 6 mod 2=0, 4 mod 2=0, good.
- Number: 642.
- $O=4$:
- $H$ and $T$ divisible by 4.
- $H = T + 4$.
- $H$ max 7, so $T$ max 3.
- $T$ divisible by 4 means $T=0$ or 4 (4 too big), so $T=0$.
- Then $H=0+4=4$.
- Digits: 4,0,4 repeated 4, not distinct.
- $O=6$:
- $H$ and $T$ divisible by 6.
- $H = T + 6$.
- $H$ max 7, so $T$ max 1.
- $T$ divisible by 6 means $T=0$.
- Then $H=0+6=6$.
- Digits: 6,0,6 repeated 6, not distinct.
- $O=8$:
- $H$ and $T$ divisible by 8.
- $H = T + 8$.
- $H$ max 7, impossible.
- $O=0$ invalid as division by zero.
6. **Conclusion:** The only number satisfying all conditions is $\boxed{642}$.
7. **Second problem:** Round 0.2982 to nearest hundredth.
- Hundredth place is second digit after decimal.
- Look at thousandth place (third digit) to decide rounding.
- Number: 0.2982
- Hundredth digit: 9
- Thousandth digit: 8 (>=5, so round up)
- Rounding 0.2982 to hundredth:
$$0.29 \to 0.30$$
**Final answers:**
- Secret number: 642
- Rounded number: 0.30
Secret Number 61B5F4
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