Math, asked by psimelane, 7 months ago

Each of the values A, B, C, D, and E is a unique integer, you have to find a numerical value of each alphabet letter to answer this question (i.e number from 0 to 9). ABCDE × 4 = EDCBA What is the value of A + B + C + D + E?

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Answered by khushilm15
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Step-by-step explanation:

Since EDCBA is a 5-digit number, we know ABCDE is < 1/4 × 100000.

ABCDE < 25000, so A is 1 or 2.

But EBCDA is a multiple of 4, so it is even, so A = 2.

4 * ....E = ....2, so E is either 3 or 8.

But, 4 × 2nnnn cannot be 3nnnn so E is 8.

We have 2BCD8 * 4 = 8DCB2.

and therefore 4 × BCD + 3 = DCB.  

Let's look at it case by case, for values of D:

D = 1, B = 7

D = 2, B = 1

D = 3, B = 5

D = 4, B = 9

D = 5, B = 3

D = 6, B = 7

D = 7, B = 1

D = 8, B = 5

D = 9, B = 9

D = 0, B = 3

But B cannot be greater than 2, or there would be a carry, and B cannot

be equal to 2, since A = 2 (and we assume each letter represents a

different number).

So, B = 1 and D = 2 or 7.

But again, A is already 2, so D = 7.

So we have 21C78 * 4 = 87C12

We now have 4 * C + 3 = C (mod 10)

3*C = 7 mod 10

and therefore C = 9

So the answer is 21978 * 4 = 87912

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