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Find the year in which the first U.S.transcontinental railroad was completed. The following aresome

facts about the number. The sum of the digitsin the year is 24. The ones digit is one more than the hundredsdigit. Both the tens and the ones digit are multiples of3.

I need to set this up in 3 equations. I alreadyhave the first equation. It's 1+a+b+c=24.

I don't know how to set up the last 2equations.

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