123 is a peculiar integer, because 1+2+3=1*2*3. 1412 is also peculiar, since 1+4+1+2=1*4*1*2.
A simple question: are there infinitely many such numbers?
A not so simple question: if so, are there such numbers for ANY number of digits?
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With a program by Joe)
If we are to find a 24-digit peculiar number, the most "non-one" digits could be 5, since 2^6-12 is more than 24. Just running the program for a=2 to 9, b=2 to 9, up to e=2 to 9, would suffice to disprove the idea that there are peculiar numbers of any length.
re: With a program
