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For each positive integer n n , S ( n ) S(n) is the sum of the digits of n n . Positive integer a a is an extra number, if gcd ( S ( a ) , S ( a + 1 ) ) = k \gcd \big(S(a), S(a+1)\big)=k , where k > 1 k>1 . For example 79 is an extra number, because gcd ( S ( 79 ) , S ( 80 ) ) = gcd ( 16 , 8 ) = 8 \gcd \big(S(79), S(80)\big)=\gcd(16, 8)=8 .

If b b is the smallest extra number, where gcd ( S ( b ) , S ( b + 1 ) ) = 10 \gcd(S(b), S(b+1))=10 , then what is S ( b ) S(b) ?


The answer is 90.

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