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What are the numbers x y z in the following equation, where each x,y,z can be any number from 0 to 9.

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  x y z
+ x y z
+ x y z
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  y y y
posted Aug 4, 2016 by anonymous

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Thanks for the query.

The solution -

 148
+148
+148

========
444

answer Aug 5, 2016 by Indranil Datta
My first best answer on queryhome. Thanks everybody.
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148
+148

+148

444

answer Nov 4, 2016 by anonymous



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