Cheese12 wrote:
Hi,
Thanks for the great solution!... But i have a lil doubt regarding the first case you listed down
Thus:
"|||DDDDD = 5. " ->>> if we consider 5 digits say 50,000.. isnt this larger than 10,000 ?
||DDDD|D = 41.
|D|DDD|D = 131.
D|D|D|DD = 1112.
Kindly help clarify.. thanks !!
|||DDDDD = 0005.
The five D's represent not 5 digits but the 5-UNIT SUM that the four digits must add up to.
To avoid confusion, perhaps U would be a better letter than D to stand in for the 5-unit sum:
|||UUUUU = 0005.
UUUUU||| = 5000.
||UU|UUU = 0023.
etc.
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