| Within each of these Anglo-Italian sums, digits have been consistently replaced by capital letters, different letters being used for different digits. However, the three sums are entirely distinct — a letter need not have the same value in one as in either of the others. No number starts with a zero. |
(a) FOUR + FOUR = OTTO (b) TWO + TRE + FIVE = DIECI (c) THREE + NOVE = DODICI
What are the numbers represented by |