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Prime square with distinct digits (Posted on 2009-05-30) Difficulty: 2 of 5
Determine the maximum value of a positive prime N, such that none of the digits in the base ten representation of N2 occur more than once.

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mathematica solution | Comment 1 of 2

I found the maximum N of 21397 which gives N^2 of 457831609

using the following code

mx=N[Sqrt[9876543210]];

i=1;

p=Prime[i];

While[p„Tmx,

dgs=IntegerDigits[p^2];

If[Length[dgs]ƒúLength[Union[dgs]],

Print[p," ",p^2];

];

i++;

p=Prime[i];

];


  Posted by Daniel on 2009-05-30 13:01:42
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