+ A A B C B A B C C
If each of A , B , C represents a distinct digit from 1 to 9, then what is the value of A B C ?
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AA+BB+CC=ABC or 11+99+88=198 this problem can be solved by logic A=1 B=9 C=8 then AA=11, BB=99,CC=88 so, ABC=198 BY:YNT
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We are given that A A + B B + C C = A B C ⟹
1 0 A + A + 1 0 B + B + 1 0 C + C = 1 0 0 A + 1 0 B + C ⟹ B + 1 0 C = 8 9 A .
Now since A , B , C are digits the maximum of B + 1 0 C is 9 9 , thus we must have A = 1 . We then need to find B , C such that B + 1 0 C = 8 9 . Since B ≤ 9 we can only have C = 8 , and thus B = 9 .
The unique value for A B C is therefore 1 9 8 .