Math, asked by Yashi16, 1 year ago

Using the digits 9, 8, 7, 6 and 5 exactly once, two numbers N1 and N2 are formed such that their product is the minimum possible number. Find the sum of N1 and N2.

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Answered by Pranothi1
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The smallest product would come from the smallest numbers. These would be 56789 and 56798.

Sum=113587
Yashi16: the answer was 971.
Pranothi1: Oh I'm sorry but I thought I was correct
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