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Special Number (Posted on 2004-06-30) Difficulty: 3 of 5
An integer N consisting of five distinct nonzero digits has the curious property that it is equal to the sum of all the different three-digit integers formed by the three digit permutations of its five digits. Find N.

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re: Solution times two | Comment 5 of 9 |
(In reply to Solution by e.g.)

I realized the 111 times 12 trick, I wrote a program checking all the multiples of 1332... and then goofed and printed TWICE the correct value!! Artificial Intelligence cannot compensate for Natural Dumbness...
  Posted by e.g. on 2004-06-30 10:54:17

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