Fundamental Rules
1. | Each Variable should have unique and distinct value. |
2. | Each Letter, Symbol represents only one digit throughout the problem. |
3. | Numbers must not begin with zero i.e. 0123 (wrong) , 123 (correct). |
4. | You have to find the value of each letter in the Cryptarithmetic. |
5. | There must be only one solution to the problem. |
6. | The Numerical base, unless specifically stated , is 10. |
7. | After replacing letters by their digits, the resulting arithmetic operations must be correct. |
Example of Cryptarithmetic Problem
Detailed Explanation
1. | Suppose if you are considering A=2, then other variable in problem cannot have value equal to 2. i.e. In the given problem above, B≠2, M≠2, R≠2, Y≠2 etc. |
2. | You cannot take someplace A=2 and someplace A=3 in a single problem. i.e. If you are getting A=2 and A=3 in same problem, solution is wrong. |
3. | Numbers must not begin with zero. i.e. In the given problem above, Value of M≠0, B≠0. |
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B = 3
O = 5
M = 1
A = 2
R = 4
L = 6
E = 0
Y = 9
I = 7
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