A little thinking

[Gregrs]

I want to make you guys think, I want to see if you're able to solve my problem. I will not give any hints. I will only provide you with a little bit of information.

 

Each letter represents a different integer, from 0-9, except that 5 is not included. 

S = 2

M = 7

The value of IS is less than 50. Find the integer that each letter represents, and rewrite the expression with numbers.

 

Good luck

[Stardar1]

clarify:

 

do we multiply each value? (IS is 2*I) or do we make them a single number (IS is 32, or something like that)

[Gregrs]

Each letting is a different value.

 

For example

S = 2

 

You can use numbers 0-9, just not 5. (In OP I said 0-5, but I meant 0-9)

 

IS has to be below 50, so that means 6-9 are out of the question.

[Stardar1]

Each letting is a different value.

 

For example

S = 2

 

You can use numbers 0-9, just not 5. (In OP I said 0-5, but I meant 0-9)

 

IS has to be below 50, so that means 6-9 are out of the question.

ok, so (random example) assuming I is 4, IS is 42, not 4*2

[Oberon.Smite]

Each letting is a different value.

 

For example

S = 2

 

You can use numbers 0-9, just not 5. (In OP I said 0-5, but I meant 0-9)

 

IS has to be below 50, so that means 6-9 are out of the question.

Wait, what is to prevent you from just doing something like this?

 

7012

     32

7044

[Stardar1]

Wait, what is to prevent you from just doing something like this?

 

7012

     32

7044

you can only use each value once

[Stardar1]

7963

   42

8015

 

EDIT: i fixed it