Four Squares

Four Squares

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Four Squares
Nine different digits are in the square above. The number in the second row is twice that in the first row. (327 x 2 = 654) The number in the bottom row is three times that in the top row. (327 x 3 = 981) Challenge:  Find three other ways of arranging the digits to produce the same result.