Digit Puzzle Solver

Problem Statement

Find all solutions where:

  • A 2-digit number multiplied by a 3-digit number equals a 5-digit number
  • All digits 0-9 are used exactly once across all three numbers
  • The first digit of the 5-digit result is 1

Solutions Found

The solver found 6 valid solutions:

Solution 2-digit 3-digit 5-digit Result Verification
1 27 594 16038 27 × 594 = 16038
2 36 495 17820 36 × 495 = 17820
3 39 402 15678 39 × 402 = 15678
4 45 396 17820 45 × 396 = 17820
5 52 367 19084 52 × 367 = 19084
6 54 297 16038 54 × 297 = 16038

Verification

Each solution satisfies all constraints:

Constraint 1: Correct Multiplication

All multiplications are verified to produce the correct 5-digit result.

Constraint 2: Unique Digits (0-9)

Each solution uses all digits 0-9 exactly once across the three numbers:

Example - Solution 1 (27 × 594 = 16038):

  • Digits used: 2, 7, 5, 9, 4, 1, 6, 0, 3, 8
  • All digits 0-9 present: ✅

Constraint 3: 5-digit Result Starting with 1

All results are 5-digit numbers in the range 15,000-19,999:

  • 16038 ✅
  • 17820 ✅
  • 15678 ✅
  • 19084 ✅

Key Observations

Multiple Solutions

  • The puzzle has 6 valid solutions, not just one
  • This demonstrates the richness of the constraint space

Duplicate Results

  • 16038 appears twice (solutions 1 and 6)
  • 17820 appears twice (solutions 2 and 4)
  • This shows different factor pairs can produce the same result

Range Analysis

  • 2-digit numbers: Range from 27 to 54
  • 3-digit numbers: Range from 297 to 594
  • 5-digit results: Range from 15,678 to 19,084

Mathematical Properties

  • All 5-digit results are in the 15,000-19,000 range
  • The smallest 2-digit number used is 27
  • The largest 2-digit number used is 54
  • Results are well-distributed across the valid range

Algorithm

The solver uses a brute-force approach:

  1. Iterate through all 2-digit numbers (10-99)
  2. Iterate through all 3-digit numbers (100-999)
  3. Calculate the product
  4. Check if product is 5-digit and starts with 1
  5. Verify all digits 0-9 are used exactly once
  6. Collect valid solutions

Files

  • solve_puzzle.py - Main solver program
  • PUZZLE.md - This documentation

Running the Solver

solve_puzzle-py.txt

python3 solve_puzzle.py

Conclusion

The conjecture that the first digit of the 5-digit number is 1 was correct. The puzzle has multiple valid solutions, each demonstrating the elegant constraint satisfaction where all digits 0-9 are used exactly once across the multiplication problem.

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When checking the timeline, we are able to see the activity you are mentioning to use. At the time, the system shows a 4G Module is already installed, and there's no visible error. Since the issue persists the option available will be to upgrade the system. Normally, when this happens, we will need to replace the Base Station. Unfortunately, we no longer manage any Original SimpliSafe System Base Stations in stock. In this case, when a device does not work, even when we have already done the troubleshooting, we offer a free upgrade when the warranty is available; which is your case. This way, you can get a new generation system for free, and it will work perfectly. We can only upgrade the system over the phone. Would you mind giving us a call and letting one of the SimpliSafe agents assist you? You can reach us at 1-800-548-9173 daily from 8:00 am - Midnight, ET.

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