SOLUTION: Consider any positive three-digit integer that has all of its digits distinct and none equal to zero. What is the largest possible difference between such and integer and any integ

SOLUTION: Consider any positive three-digit integer that has all of its digits distinct and none equal to zero. What is the largest possible difference between such and integer and any integ

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Question 937863: Consider any positive three-digit integer that has all of its digits distinct and none equal to zero. What is the largest possible difference between such and integer and any integer that results from rearranging its digits?
Answer by ankor@dixie-net.com(22740) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
The largest difference 792, when the outside digits are 1 and 9 and are reversed, the middle digit makes no difference
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