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In a cryptarithmetic puzzle you must find a digit that represents each letter in the puzzle to make the equation true. A specific digit can substitute for only one letter (i.e., all letters must have a different digit) and zero cannot be used for a letter appearing on the far left.
For example:
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For example:
IOne possible solution would be I=8, A=9, M=3, B=1, and O=0:
+AM
===
BOB
8You are asked to solve the following equation:
+93
===
101
TENPlease find a value for each letter. You may use any method you wish (writing a program, by hand, whatever!)
TEN
NINE
EIGHT
+THREE
======
FORTY
Please submit the correct answer by March 1st, 2016. One $10 gift card will be awarded randomly from those who submitted the correct answer.
Thank you to everyone who submitted an answer (a lot of correct answers were submitted!) but sadly, there can only be one winner. The winner is: Pooja Ahuja.