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A basket of eggs, nine, nine, just take it. How come?
A, 1, 3, 7, 9, just finished, which means a multiple of 1, 3, 7, 9, and is set to 63n.

B, 2 is 1, which means this number must be odd.

The difference between c and 5 is 1, which means that the last digit of this number must be 4 or 9.

D. according to b and c, the last digit of this number must be 9.

E. from a and d, this number should be 63 times n=XXX9, and only 63 times a 3-digit number can get XXX9.

F, 63x3= 189, and the calculation shows that 189 is wrong.

G, 63x 13=8 19, and the calculation shows that 8 19 is wrong.

H, 63x23= 1449, correct.