Follow these directions:<\/p>\n
Select any three digit number such that the hundreds digit is at least two greater than the units digit. (For example: 672) Call this number w.
\nReverse the digits of w. (For example: 276) Call this number x.
\nSubtract x from w. Call this remainder y.
\nReverse the digits of y. Call this number z.
\nAdd y and z.
\nMultiply the sum of y and z by 100,000.
\nFrom the product obtained in the last step, subtract 8,685,432.<\/p>\n
This number is the final answer. However, it is in code. To produce the message, substitute a letter for each digit according to the following key:<\/p>\n
0\t–\to
\n1\t–\tl
\n2\t–\tf
\n3\t–\tm
\n4\t–\ti
\n5\t–\tr
\n6\t–\tp
\n7\t–\tw
\n8\t–\ta
\n9\t–\tg<\/p>\n
If your work is correct, you should be able to read the decoded message.<\/p>\n
Thanks to shinydome<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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