Answer to Question #4501 in Quantitative Methods for Aditi
2011-10-07T11:25:38-04:00
Choose digits(0to9) for each letter which satisfy the following.Each letter has different value.
9*HATBOX=4*BOXHAT
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2011-10-11T08:38:00-0400
If we call the number "HAT" x and "BOX" y, the equation becomes & 9(1000x+y) = 4(1000y+x) which simplifies to 8996x = 3991y which on division by 13 becomes & 692x = 307y where the coefficients are relatively prime. This has the obvious solution & x = 307n, y = 692n for any integer n The only solution in which x and y are both 3-digit numbers is for n = 1. Then & HAT = 307 & BOX = 692 & 9(HATBOX) = 9(307692) = 2769228 & 4(BOXHAT) = 4(692307) = 2769228 The only thing wrong is that A = 0, which violates the conditions. Since this is the only solution to the equation, there is no solution to the problem as stated.
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