Z7–I–1 MO 2018
A single digit different from zero is written on each of three cards (the digits on different cards are not necessarily different). We know that any three-digit number formed from these cards is divisible by six. Moreover, a three-digit number divisible by eleven can be formed from these cards.
What digits can be on the cards? Determine all possibilities.
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What digits can be on the cards? Determine all possibilities.
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