Based on the fact that it is a multiple of 36 and that all the digits are different, the 6-digit number is 492,768.
How do we find this multiple?
None of the numbers are to be the same which rules out the numbers:
= 4,2,7 and 8.
The product of the missing figures is a non zero number so 0 cannot be one of the numbers either.
The remaining numbers left that could be the missing figures would be:
= 1, 3, 5, 6, 9
A common trend in all multiples of 36 is that when the last number is 8, the number before it must be an even number. 6 is the only even number there so will then be the second missing number.
This leaves us with:
= 1, 3, 5, and 9
You can then slot these numbers into the missing place and try dividing by 36 to see which is a multiple of 36. Your answer will then be 492,768.
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