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I'm not sure exactly what this question means, so I'm guessing that the given sum is in a base other than decimal. I also assume that in decimal we have the same digit in the hundreds, tens and ones.

Assume base b.

4b+6+b+3b+2=111x.

8b+8=111x.

b+1=111x/8, so x=8 and b+1=111, b=110.

CHECK

(4*110+6)+110+(3*110+2)=446+110+332=888.

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