Find the rule

is rule having at least a 0 inside each of the 3 numbers ?

#51 Wrong rule. I have a counterexample.
@Soop This may be correct, as a necessary condition.
There are several properties that I test:
1.Is any reordered version of an acceptable sequenc acceptable?
2.Is any sequence n,n+k,n+2k acceptable for k=100,50 or 10?

1. 306, 506, 406
2. 276, 376, 576
3. 387, 982, 186
4. 396, 693, 963
5. 3, 6, 9
6. 7, 15, 32

Cat person-1,2,3,4,5,7,8,11,16 are correct
Lobbat H-1 is correct

It seems that there must be at least one 0 in each of the numbers, ordering seems to be irrelevant.

FKA is also right.

Oops
FKA is wrong unless Zeta made a mistake
New tests
1) 10,1083,-719209
2) 1920,8620,-128908
3) 912790,73012,5009
4) 102,203,4012
5) 9120,70,-18098

6)10380,82310,84280
7)10380,82340,91820
8)10380,81210,120

Oh wait... Fraptor has find the correct rule... At least one 0 in each number... Now it is somebody else time...

yes the winner has to propose something ! (in another thread)

hey it's me :(

or here ?
well let's go on here.

The 3 numbers : 114 52 347