A logic problem by Ilham Saiful Fauzi

Logic Level 3

Let P = a b c d P=abcd and Q = b a d c Q=badc are 4-digit number with a a and b b are not equal to zero, such that P = 4 Q P=4Q . Find the value of P Q P-Q


The answer is 5346.

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1 solution

I am taking Q Q as first.

b b will 1 and 2 because If the number exceeds 2 that P P will be 5 digit number.

Now taking c c and multiplying it by 4 4 .
Here all numbers eliminates lefting 2 2 .

c c will be 2 2 .

•And,since c c is 2 2 , d d is 8 8 .

•Now, simple multiplying 1 a 82 × 4 = a 128 1a82×4=a128 , this gives a = 7 a=7 .

Now, P Q = 7128 1782 = 5346 P-Q=7128-1782=\boxed{5346} .

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