Suppose that WARM – COLD = 6591 and each letter represents a different digit from 0 through 7. What is the greatest four-digit number WARM? I NEED THE ANSWER NOW!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!PLZPLZPLZPLZ

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We want to find the largest value for WARM, we will get: WARM = 6743

How to find that value?

The only real method is trial and error (this is more a puzzle than a math problem). We will start with the largest possible value of WARM, and we will go reducing it until we find the correct one.

If we assume that WARM is the largest possible value:

7654 = WARM

There is no form of arranging the other numbers in such a way that the difference is 6591.

For example:

7654 - 1032 = 6622

There is no possible change in the first 3 digits of warm (nor in any of the digits of cold) that allow the difference to be 6591, so we change the 6 and the 7 and go from there:

6754

Now we are really close of the difference, then cold must be something like:

COLD = 0123

Taking the difference we get:

6754 - 0123 = 6622

If we change the 5 by the 3, we get:

6734 - 0125 = 6609

Now we can change the 3 by the 4 and the 5 by the 2.

6743 - 0152 = 6591

So the largest value of WARM is 6743. Notice that there is no real analytical way of doing this, you just need to test a lot of options until you reach the correct one.

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