Divide by one digit numbers by two digit numbers, and add to get 1

[K Sengupta]

Substitute each of the letters by a different decimal digit from 1 to 9 to satisfy this cryptarithmetic equation:

A/(BC) + D/(EF) + G/(HI) = 1

where, each of BC, EF and HI represents a two digit positive integer.

 

[phlegmy]

This is my answer! [edit and its wrong]

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8/16 + 9/27 + 5/30 damn just realized you can't have "0"

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after 15 mins i cannot find a solution, and am starting to believe there isn't one!

 

[davee123]

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after 15 mins i cannot find a solution, and am starting to believe there isn't one!

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It's possible, but it ain't pretty. As in, 2 of the fractions you'll need aren't reducible to common things like 1/3 or 1/8, etc. The other fraction's pretty normal.

DaveE

 

[lewdtenant]

oh man... i was pretty close to getting this right... i was on the right track at least.. but then i got pissed and looked it up instead.. good problem!

 

[Rogerio]

I got this one:

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5/34 + 7/68 + 9/12