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− | Using logic, a+b+c= 10, therefore b+a+1(from the carry over)= 10. | + | Using logic, <math>a+b+c= 10</math>, therefore <math>b+a+1</math>(from the carry over)<math>= 10</math>. |
so b+a=9 | so b+a=9 | ||
A+1=3 | A+1=3 |
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Problem
In the addition problem, each digit has been replaced by a letter. If different letters represent different digits then
Solution
From this we have Clearly, . Since , Thus, and . From here it becomes clear that and .
Solution
Using logic, , therefore (from the carry over). so b+a=9 A+1=3
Thus, and . From here it becomes clear that and .
See Also
1991 AJHSME (Problems • Answer Key • Resources) | ||
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