Mathematics · Number System
A 4-digit odd number X, whose units digit is not 5, when divided by a prime number gives a 3-digit quotient Y whose tens digit is 0. The sum of the digits of X is 8, while the sum of the digits of Y is 5. Which of the following statements is/are correct? I. X + Y = 1624 II. The product of the digits of X is equal to its sum of digits. III. The difference between the thousands digit of X and the hundreds digit of Y is 3.
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