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Numbers and their inversions (Posted on 2024-05-23) Difficulty: 3 of 5
We will be dealing with two-digit numbers non divisible by 11.
For each such number A there will exist another A’, a number created by inverting the digits of A so 45’=54, 87’=78.
Take for example 2 numbers 36 & 84: their product is the same as the product of those numbers inverted i.e. 63*48.

Find all the couples possessing such feature i.e. AB=(A')*(B').
Rem: to preserve conformity present the smallest number on the LHS of the equation - like 12*42=21*24.

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Solution Answer Comment 5 of 5 |
There are 14 different ways.

12*42=21*24=504
12*63=21*36=756
12*84=21*48=1008
13*62=31*26=806
13*93=31*39=1209
14*82=41*28=1148
23*64=32*46=1472
23*96=32*69=2208
24*63=42*36=1512
24*84=42*48=2016
26*93=62*39=2418
34*86=43*68=2924
36*84=63*48=3024
46*96=64*69=4416

Edited on July 23, 2024, 6:58 am
  Posted by Math Man on 2024-05-27 19:06:31

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