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A dad was baffled by this homework question for his daughter, and many other adults were stumped by it too......

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A dad was baffled by this homework question for his daughter, and many other adults were stumped by it too.

Mr. Ram gives his class clues about a 6-digit mystery number.

The 3 is in a place that is 10 times greater than the place of 0.

The 1 is in a place that is 10 times less than the place of 0.

The 4 is in a place that is 10 times more than the place of the 3.

The 9 is in a place that is 100 times less than the 1.

The 2 is in a place that is 10 times more than the 9.
Can you solve the mystery number?

posted Aug 6 by Nikita Sehgal

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