
Multiply a certain four-digit number by 4, and you get the number with its digits in reverse order. (For example, the reverse of 1234 is 4321.)
What is the original number?
If you get stuck, open the hints one at a time, in order.
If times 4 is still four digits, what is the largest the first digit can be?
If the first digit is odd, the last digit of the product won't work.
The first digit narrows to 1 or 2.
What is the original number?
Choose the answer closest to the truth.
2178
The answer is "2178."
2178 × 4 = 8712, which is the reverse.
1089 × 4 = 4356, 1782 × 4 = 7128, and 2718 × 4 = 10872 (five digits). None of them gives the reverse.
Because you try testing four-digit numbers one by one.
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