THe ANSWER to the Problem...
In the addition problem shown, each letter represents a different digit. If GOD= 605, what number does MOVED represent?
ADAM
+ AND
EVE
_______
MOVED
SO...
G= 6, O= 0, D= 5.
A 5 A M
A N 5
E V E
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M 0 V E 5
M = 1, because these three numbers
cannot add to more than 1 tens of thousand.
A = 8 or 9 because 8 + 2 carried over from thehundreds or 9 + 1 carried over from the hundreds must endin 0, and A cannot be 0.
8 5 8 1
8 N 5
9 V 9
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1 0 V 9 5
8 + N + V + 1 carried over ends in 9.
N + V must end in 0, and the only pair which can be used
is (3,7), because G = 6 so 6 and 4 are not possible.
In this case only 1 can be carried over to the hundreds,
because the result of the addition is 19.
Hundreds: 5 + 8 + 9 + 1 carried over ends in V.
So V = 3 and 2 is carried over to the thousands.
8 5 8 1
8 7 5
9 3 9
_______
1 0 3 9 5
So the answer...
FINALLY>>>
MOVED represent 10, 395
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