A palimage of a natural number is the number which has the same digits but in reverse order. For example, 659 and 956 are palima

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A palimage of a natural number is the number which has the same digits but in reverse order. For example, 659 and 956 are palima

ges; so are 1327 and 7231. Now add 354 and its palimage. Call this sum X. Add X and its palimage. Call this sum Y. Add Y and its palimage. Call this sum Z. What is the value of Z?

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timurjin [86] · Answer 1 · 2022-02-27T10:30:53+03:00

timurjin [86]3 years ago

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X=354+453=807
X+pallimage=807+708=1515=Y
Y+pallimage of Y=Z=1515+5151=6666
z=6666
It's all a matter of computation.
Hope this helps.