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R, SS, and JJ are positive single-digit integers. Which of the following is equal to (R \times 10^5) + (S \times 10^4) + (J \times 10^1)(R×10 5 )+(S×10 4 )+(J×10 1 )? R{,}S00{,}0J0R,S00,0J0 R{,}S00{,}00JR,S00,00J RS0{,}J00RS0,J00 RS0{,}0J0RS0,0J0 RS{,}J00RS,J00
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