Thursday, September 9, 2010
33rd British Mathematical Olympiad 1997 Problems
33rd British Mathematical Olympiad 1997 Problems1. M and N are 9-digit numbers. If any digit of M is replaced by the corresponding digit of N (eg the 10s digit of M replaced by the 10s digit of N), then the resulting integer is a multiple of 7. Show that if any digit of N is replaced by the corresponding digit of M, then the resulting integer must be a multiple of 7.
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