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Godryk, Here is what the number will look like. I put u for the units digit (the ones digit), t for the thousands digit and T for the ten thousands digit. Since this is a 7 digit number the leading digit can't be zero. I want the number to be as small as possible so the leading digit must be 1. The only other requirements involve T, t and u so I can fill in the remaining 3 digits any way I want but keeping the number as small as possible. Thus the 3 remaining digits must be 0. The number is odd so u must be odd. Can you complete the number? Penny | ||||||||||||
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