A B C × D E = F G × H I = X
If A , B , C , D , E , F , G , H , I are distinct positive digits, find the maximum value of X .
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5 3 2 × 1 4 = 9 8 × 7 6 = 7 4 4 8
It's better to explain the steps to your answer rather than just revealing the actual numbers.
Peculiar setup. Is there a motivation behind the creation of this problem?
It's easy to see why the FG x HI = 76 x 98
First you choose the largest 2 digit composite number, then you choose the second largest 2 digit composite number that doesn't share the same digits as the previous 2 digit number. then make sure it can be converted to ABC x DE.
If it can't be satisfied, choose the 2nd largest 2 digit composite number and repeat the process.
Please post the "solution" and not the "answer",no point.
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I don't have a proof to show that this is maximum. If there is no point in posting the answer , I can delete it .
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I was actually asking for,how you got this answer?
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Ye olde brute force.