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Solve the Problem 3⋅□+□⋅7+7⋅□=1103 \cdot \square+\square \cdot 7+7 \cdot \square=110 A) 6,4,86,4,8

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Solve the problem.
-The three squares stand for the numbers 4,6 and 8 in some order. Fill in the squares to make a true statement.
3⋅□+□⋅7+7⋅□=1103 \cdot \square+\square \cdot 7+7 \cdot \square=110


A) 6,4,86,4,8
B) 8,4,68,4,6
C) 4,8,64,8,6
D) 4,6,84,6,8

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