Greg forms two numbers with the digit 1,2,3,4,5 and 6 both numbers have three digits ang each digits is used only once greg adds these two numbers what is the greatest sum greg can obtain
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Largest sum is possible if 6 & 5 appear in the hundredth places in the two numbers.
We are left with 1,2,3,4.
Largest sum is possible if 3 & 4 appear in the tens places. Finally 1 & 2 appear in the units places.
So the numbers are either 641 & 532 , or 631 & 542 , or 642 & 531 or 632 & 541.
Then the greatest sum = 1,173
There are 4 combinations of the two numbers possible.
We are left with 1,2,3,4.
Largest sum is possible if 3 & 4 appear in the tens places. Finally 1 & 2 appear in the units places.
So the numbers are either 641 & 532 , or 631 & 542 , or 642 & 531 or 632 & 541.
Then the greatest sum = 1,173
There are 4 combinations of the two numbers possible.
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