Each letter has a different value. What does each stand for? Note: C < B ABC +CBA --------- 444

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Each letter has a different value. What does each stand for?

Note: C < B

ABC
+CBA
---------
444

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Each letter has a different value. What does each stand for? Note: C < B ABC +CBA-example-1

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