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my thousand digit is an even number which is two more than my hundreds digit. my hundreds digit is three more than my tens digit which is three more than zero, my ones digit. my ten thousand digit is one more than my ones digit.
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Answered by
MathMate
Start with ABCD.
"my tens digit which is three more than zero, my ones digit"
=>
AB30
"my thousand digit is an even number"
(2,4,6,8)B30
"my thousand digit is an even number which is two more than my hundreds digit".
(2,4,6,8)(2,4,6)30
"my hundreds digit is three more than my tens digit"
=>
(2,4,6,8)(6)30
=>
(8)(6)30
"my ten thousand digit is one more than my ones digit"
(0+1)8630
=>
18630
Now it's your turn to go back and check that the number 18630 satisfies ALL the conditions given.
"my tens digit which is three more than zero, my ones digit"
=>
AB30
"my thousand digit is an even number"
(2,4,6,8)B30
"my thousand digit is an even number which is two more than my hundreds digit".
(2,4,6,8)(2,4,6)30
"my hundreds digit is three more than my tens digit"
=>
(2,4,6,8)(6)30
=>
(8)(6)30
"my ten thousand digit is one more than my ones digit"
(0+1)8630
=>
18630
Now it's your turn to go back and check that the number 18630 satisfies ALL the conditions given.
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ki
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Answered by
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Now it's your turn to go back and check that the number 18630 satisfies ALL the conditions given.
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