David W. answered • 12/24/18
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(a) AAABBC if A > B > C
(b) CAAABB if C > A > B
(c) BBAAAC if B > A > C
(d) AAABCB This is not the largest possible; either AAABBC is or AAACBB is
(e) AAACBB if A > C > B
David W.
A, B, and C are distinct digits. Depending on which is individually larger, the 6-digit number is also larger. That's why the "if" statements for the leading digit(s)/. That six-digit number is either larger or smaller because of how it starts. For example, 111223 is smaller than 333211. A-=1, B=2, C=3.
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