Notable Digit Trick by Ripley at the Patent Office
Believe It or Not presents a digit puzzle credited to Ripley from the U S Patent Office. It shows two 10 digit sequences with digits rearranged and subtracted, yielding the same 10 digits as result. The puzzle uses 9876543210 and 1234567890 style patterns to illustrate a trick.
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