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Let the number in the single digit of the written three digits be X and the number in the tenth digit be Y.

Because the number of digits in 100 is 3 larger than the single digit, the number on each digit is x-3.

The original numerical expression is 100x+10 y+x-3.

Interchange between hundredth and single digit: hundredth x-3, unit x.

The exchanged numbers are expressed as:100 (x-3)+10y+x.

Subtract a decimal from a large number:100x+10y+x-3-[100 (x-3)+10y+x] = 297.

The difference is a fixed number 297, which has nothing to do with x y.

297+ 792= 1089