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Mathematical Games

Martin Gardner is a very famous problem proposer. He wrote the Mathematical Games column in Scientific American for twenty-five years. Here are two problems from his book My Best Mathematical and Logic Puzzles.

1. Write down any three-digit number, and then repeat the digits in the same order to make a six-digit number (e.g., 394,394). Divide this six-digit number by 7 (there won’t be a remainder), divide the result by 11 (again, there won’t be a remainder), and divide this last result by 13 (there still won’t be a remainder!). Show that the number you now have is equal to the three-digit number that you started with!

2. Only two digits in the following long division problem are revealed. Find the other digits.

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