Each child thought of a number. §§N0§§ thought of the largest number. §§N1§§ thought of a number smaller than §§N0§§'s number but larger than §§N2§§'s number. §§N2§§ did not think of the smallest number. The smallest number was thought of by §§N4§§. Zara thought of a number smaller than §§N2§§'s number. What number did each child think of? Match each number to the child's name. <table class='table table-striped'> <tr> <td>§§N0§§</td> <td>§§N1§§</td> <td>§§N2§§</td> <td>§§N3§§</td> <td>§§N4§§</td> </tr> <tr> <td></td> <td></td> <td></td> <td></td> <td></td> </tr> <tr> <td>§§V0(104000,120000,1)§§</td> <td>§§V1(80000,100000,1)§§</td> <td>§§V4(280000,400000,1)§§</td> <td>§§V2(80000,100000,1)§§</td> <td>§§V3(80000,100000,1)§§</td> </tr> </table> Extract the digits in the units and thousands places of the numbers thought of by §§N0§§, §§N1§§, and §§N2§§. Add the largest six-digit number possible from these digits. <br /> <img src="https://www.mathkiss.com/uploads/seal1.jpg" width="300"/>