Answer: 375
Explanation:
Ruling out each number:
6: In the first two rows, the 6's placement did not change but the clue did, meaning that it is talking about a different number. Otherwise, it would say it's in the right place twice or in the wrong place twice.
3 & 5: Since we know 6 is already ruled out, both 5 & 3 would have to be correct.
2 & 4 & 8: Is proven wrong in the 4th clue.
7: 7 would have to be in the middle since the second clue says it's in the wrong place. If it was 1, it would say it's in the right space.
1: Is proven wrong after 7 is proven true.
Figuring out placement:
5: For the first clue, it says that it's in the correct place meaning that 5 is the last digit.
3: For both of the times 3 appears, it is in the wrong spot, revealing that it's the first digit.
7: In the second clue, it could either be 1 or 7. However, since 3 took the first spot and 5 took the last spot, 7 would have to be in the middle since the clue says it's in the wrong place. If it was 1, it would say it's in the right space.