Puzzle #133: Find the Letters

This is a cute problem, a relatively easy one, from Brilliant.org. For those of you who have stopped sharing the puzzles with children, might be a good idea to share this one, I think most kids can do this with some trial and error.

Each letter is a unique digit, and L is 0 (zero)

Puzzle #133 Graphic

Puzzle #133 Graphic

Find all the letters.

As always, please send your answers as comments within the blog (preferred), or send an e-mail to alokgoyal_2001@yahoo.com. Please do share the puzzle with others if you like, and please also send puzzles that you have come across that you think I can share in this blog.

Happy lettering!

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9 Responses to Puzzle #133: Find the Letters

  1. Abhinav Jain says:

    286397
    + 516397
    802794

  2. Karan says:

    R=7, E=9, D=4, H=3, T=6, A=8, O=1, F=2, M=5

  3. Arun says:

    Problem is cracked by solving for letter E which can only be 9. It also requires a carry over from the previous column implying R>=5.
    R cannot be 5 as L=0 and cannot be 9 as E=9 which leaves 6, 7 & 8 as the only options.

    Rest of the solution is hit & trial.

  4. Manjiri says:

    F- 2, A- 8, T- 6, H- 3, E- 9, R- 7, M- 5, O- 1, L- 0, D-4

  5. Suman Saraf says:

    286397+516397=802794

    >

  6. Rhea Batra says:

    My 10 year old kept at it and finally solved it with some help.
    FATHER: 165897; MOTHER: 435897; ALFRED: 601794

  7. Rhea Batra says:

    My 10 year old kept at it and finally solved it with some help:
    FATHER: 165897; MOTHER: 435897; ALFRED: 601794

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