Answer to November 1, 2004 Problem
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The Six-digit Number Problem |
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What six-digit number gets its digits reversed when it is multiplied by four? |
Solution to the Problem:
The answer is 219,978.
Richard Johnson sent in a similar problem: |
1. Larry Schwartz | Trumbull, Connecticut |
2. Sharina Broughton | Old Dominion University, Norfolk, Virginia |
3. Dave Smith | Toledo, Ohio |
4. Jeffrey Gaither | Winchester, Virginia |
5. James Alarie | University of Michigan -- Flint, Flint, Michigan |
6. David & Judy Dixon | Bennettsville, South Carolina |
7. Emily Auerbach | Columbus, Georgia |
8. Suzanne Timmons | Rocky Point, North Carolina |
9. Caleb Jones | Columbus, Georgia |
10. Charles Washington | Winchester, Virginia |
11. Mary Helen Calhoun | Columbus, Georgia |
12. Cameron S. | Columbus, Georgia |
13. Rich Murray | Ridgetown, Ontario, Canada |
14. Clay Thomas | Columbus, Georgia |
15. Kevin Jacobson | Columbus, Georgia |
16. Victoria Monhollen | Winchester, Virginia |
17. Lane White | ---------- |
18. Arin Smith | Winchester, Virginia |
19. Tyler Windham | Columbus, Georgia |
20. Richard Johnson | La Jolla, California |