Thursday, 5 December 2013

mathematics - Deduce Distinct Digits of the Given Fibonacci Sequence- Detail all Steps


$DEPUS$


$SRST$


$UDQD$


$CTQU$


$DTPR$



$PQR$


$SDE$


$VRR$


$CVV$


$DUU$


$QP$


$TT$



Answer



Answer is:




$D=1,C=2,V=3,R=7,E=0,S=6,Q=8,P=9,T=5,U=4$



Giving:



$55,89,144,233,377,610,987,1597,2584,4181,6765,10946$



Logic:



The brackets contain the line (from the bottom) used.

$D=1$ as sum of two 2-digit numbers $\lt200$ (123). $C=2$ by the same argument (234), therefore, because $U+V$ doesn't carry, $V=3$ (345). We have $V+R=E$ next to $V+R=D=1$ (456), so $V+R$ must carry, and $D=E+1$, so $E=0$. Also $V+C+1=S$ (456), so $S=6$. $Q=R+D=7+1=8$ (567), and the second line up tells us $P=Q+1=9$ (123). $P+S=DT$ (678), so $T=5$, giving $U=4$ (123).




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