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IrMO 2012 Problem 6

  • Paper 2

Let S(n)S(n) be the sum of the decimal digits of nn . For example. S(2012)=2+0+1+2=5S(2012)=2+0+1+2=5 . Prove that there is no integer n>0n>0 for which n−S(n)=9990n-S(n)=9990 .

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