0 thru 9- 4 digit combination equals 13

Need to make a four digit combination 0 thru 9 that equal to the number 13 for example 6601 equals two 13 need 12 more combination
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Need to make a four digit combination 0 thru 9 that equal to the number 13 for example 6601 equals two 13 need 12 more combination

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