Problem 44786. Lunar Arithmetic (Multiplication)
OEIS link for a description of lunar arithmetic
Simply take the larger digit when adding and take the smaller digit when multiplying.
Example
15866
X 147
_________
15766
14444
+ 11111
__________
1145766
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Number Manipulation IV
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