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| Aug21-08, 10:57 AM | #1 |
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Long division with zero to nine substitution
Substitute the letters by a different digit from 0 to 9 to satisfy this cryptarithmic long division problem.
.............N K T ......------------------- F A R |...F R M N K B ............A K K N .......--------------------- .............. A B I K ...............AM O K ...........--------------- ..................R T I B ..................R A K T ...........------------- .....................R A F Note: (i) None of F, N, A and R can be 0. (ii) All the dots are posited with a view to facilitate the formatting, and none of the said dots represent decimal points, or correspond to any arithmetic operations. |
| Aug21-08, 04:12 PM | #2 |
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Actually, I think that as long as you state that none of the letters represent the *same* digit, you don't need to give the hint about which ones aren't 0. Figuring out which is 0 is pretty simple.
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A = 2 B = 7 F = 3 I = 0 K = 8 M = 5 N = 9 O = 6 R = 1 T = 4 DaveE |
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