How to Solve Cryptarithms?
I'm really stuck... but does anyone have any idea on how can ABC + ABC = CDDB and AB + A = BCC
thanks, any help would be much appreciated
thanks, any help would be much appreciated
maybe they're multiplicative and each letter stands for 1. (hopefully :/)
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