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Summing powers (
Posted on 2004-07-01
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I thought of three numbers.
Their sum is 6.
The sum of their squares is 8.
The sum of their cubes is 5.
What is the sum of their fourth powers?
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Federico Kereki
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Sum of the 6th powers has to be 512.
(8^2)^2=512
Posted by
Jim
on 2004-07-15 16:42:09
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