[Guest]

What is a six-digit number in which the first digit is four more than the second; the third is one less than the second; the product of the first two digits equals the two-digit number formed by reading the third and fourth digits together; and the last digit is the sum of the fourth and fifth digits?

[bonanova]

732145

732156

732189

843257

843279

[Guest]

Dang it, I missed on of the Statments. Here is the last statment-

The fifth is the sum of the first and third digits.

So it should read

What is a six-digit number in which the first digit is four more than the second; the third is one less than the second; the product of the first two digits equals the two-digit number formed by reading the third and fourth digits together; the fifth is the sum of the first and third digits; and the last digit is the sum of the fourth and fifth digits?

That should only provide one answer. *need to double check*

[Guest]

621279

Edited February 5, 2009 by jenn703

[Guest]

621279

Correct. Sorry about the incomplete post.

[Guest]

621279

[Guest]

621279

Very Good }i{