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Arturiano
1 month ago
9

AA3+2=AAACC6+6=CBB ABC= ?

Mathematics
1 answer:
Zina [12.1K]1 month ago
9 0
From AA3+2=AAA, it follows that 3+2 equals A, so A must be 5.
Given CC6+6=CBB, since 6+6 equals 12, the final digit has to be 2, making B=2. Additionally, adding 6 to 6 increases the tens digit by one, meaning B is one more than C, so C=1 (since 2-1=1). Therefore, ABC equals 521.
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