The last digti of a six-digit number it 2. If the 2 is moved to the start of the number, the new six-digit number is only a third of the original number. Find the original number.

Question

The last digti of a six-digit number it 2. If the 2 is moved to the start of the number, the new six-digit number is only a third of the original number. Find the original number.
   2 A B C D E
   X         3
=  A B C D E 2

NOTE: PLS DON'T CONFUSE X WITH x. IT IS A MULTIPLCATION SIGN

PsyDAG · Answer

Although I can't help you with the problem, use an asterisk (*) to indicate multiplication online to avoid the confusion you mention.