Problem 6. Find (with proof) the least positive integer m with the following properties:• The last digit (units digit) of m is 6.• By deleting the last digit 6 and replacing it in front of the remaining digits one obtains anumber four times greater than the given number.

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Problem 6. Find (with proof) the least positive integer m with the following properties: • The last digit (units digit) of m is 6. • By deleting the last digit 6 and replacing it in front of the remaining digits one obtains a number four times greater than the given number.