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In the fifth grade, I drew inferences from three math problems. Please tell me how to calculate these two problems. Thank you.
At least four digits are 1000, 1000/42 = 23...34, so 1000-34+ 1=967 is irrelevant, so +42 is 1009. ...

The product divisible by 6 is definitely divisible by 6, so 6 and 12 multiplied by other numbers are definitely divisible by 6, so there are 26- 1=25 kinds of * *- 1 which is 6* 12, and then 2*3=6, so there are multiples of 2*3. Multiply of 2 * Multiply of 3 = Multiply of 6 * * has 4*6-2 1=3 (why -2, -3, -2 1 extrapolation), and finally there are 2+3+25+3=33 multiples of 6 (I haven't forgotten for a long time. ...