Ok jhande apppe sawal paeya appe answer karta bahout sohna  :pagel:

what is the full form of SLR  :happy:

kehre field vich gal ho rhi?  :happy:

i some how managed to find out that G cannot be greater thn 3, which means E can't be greater thn 9

and after that it was easy  :happy:

and ya next question...

hahaha

Each Alphabet in that multiplication represents a unique number(a digit), like if B = 8 , then any other alphabet cannot be equal to 8. (different alphabet represents a different number).
Now we just had to come up with a number which by multiply give us some numbers that would be different from each other.
 
In this case, Noxious asked,

The following multiplication example uses every digit from 0 to 9 at least once. Letters have been substituted for the digits. Can you replace the letters and make the original multiplication problem?

In my answer,     
B = 8, O = 4, G = 3, L = 2, Y = 5, E = 9, T = 6, U = 7, N = 1. All of the digits from 0 - 9 are present here, at least once.

    843
  x 843
    2529
  3372
6744 
710649

I don't know if there could be another answer to this.
 
 
and it won't matter if we say BOG x BOG = Punjabi, or BOG x BOG = Google, because then the only different would be that B might not be equal to 8, it would be a differnt digit.

get it? :happy:

    843
  x 843
    2529
  3372
6744 
710649

haha laddua da? mei samjheya ni
mei eh parso deke aani aa compliance layi.mari nahi bhaji eh ta araam naal chalani skyline da matlab eh ta ni sadak le liti

ya Laddu, chalo mein khila dinda sabh nu 

oh balle balle la de jor, kar de car puthi  :pagel:

Conrats bro. bahout sohni gaddi a :happy:

heheh mishri ne kya cartoon banaye  :happy:
why don't you want them in the competition?  :lost:

 


just wait for my skills to come out :pagel:

I am waiting  8->

X_X X_X mere combination tey hasde X_X X_X mein complaint kar deni lol

kardo  :happy:

wowwwwwww ji

woow ji  :laugh: the best combination ever "ji" bahout famous Pj te  :pagel:

hor gallan deyan gallan, viah wala bhangra msat hunda