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Directions for questions 62 and 64: Substitute different digits (0, 1, 2, ... 9) for different letters in the problem below, so that the corresponding addition is correct and it results in the maximum possible value of MONEY.

PAY
ME
REAL
MONEY

This grid represents the addition PAY + ME + REAL = MONEY, where each letter stands for exactly one digit and no two letters share the same digit.

The letter 'Y' should be:

  • XAT - 2007
  • XAT
  • Quantitative Ability and Data Interpretation
  • Cryptography
Directions for questions 63 and 64: Substitute different digits (0 to 9) for different letters in the addition below, so that the addition is correct and it gives the maximum possible value of MONEY.
PAY
ME
REAL
MONEY
So the addition reads PAY + ME + REAL = MONEY, using nine different letters: P, A, Y, M, E, R, L, O, N.

63. There are nine letters and ten digits. The digit that remains unutilized is:
  • XAT - 2007
  • XAT
  • Quantitative Ability and Data Interpretation
  • Cryptography
Directions for questions 63 and 64: Substitute different digits (0 to 9) for different letters in the addition below, so that the addition is correct and it gives the maximum possible value of MONEY.
PAY
ME
REAL
MONEY
So the addition reads PAY + ME + REAL = MONEY, using nine different letters: P, A, Y, M, E, R, L, O, N.

64. The resulting value of 'MONEY' is:
  • XAT - 2007
  • XAT
  • Quantitative Ability and Data Interpretation
  • Cryptography
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