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This number is, inter alia, a sum of 3 consecutive primes and can also be represented as a sum of 3 non-zero squares (not necessarily distinct) in 8 different ways.

Find the smallest number fitting the above description.

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Part 1:
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The smallest number that fits the description is 689.
Sum (227, 229, 233) = 689, where 227, 229, and 233 are consecutive primes.

Part 2:
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Some selected properties of the number 689 are furnished hereunder as follows:

--> Property 1:
689 can be represented as sum of 3 nonzero squarea (not necessarily distinct ) in 8 different ways as follows:
o 2^2+3^3+26^2 =689
o 2^2+ 18^2 + 19^2 =689
o 3^2+14^2+22^2 =689
o 4^2+12^2 +23^2 = 689
o 6^2+13^2+22^2 =689
o 7^2+8^2+24^2=689
o 8^2+15^2+ 20^2 = 689
o 12^2+16^2+17^2= 689
o 13^2+14^2+18^2=689

--> Property 2:
689 is a strobogrammatic number, since it remains unaltered when read upside down.

--> Property 3:
The sum of the prime factors {13, 53} of 689 is 66, which is a palindrome. 

--> Property 4:
689 is digitally balanced in binary since its base 2  representation  1010110001 contains an equal number (5) of 0s and 1s.

--> Property 5:
If can be separated into concatenation of 68 and 9, whereby we observe that 68+9=77, which is a palindrome.

--> Property 6:
689 is equal to 373 in base 14, a non-trivial palindrome. 

--> Property 7:
689 can be written as the sum of squares of distinct positive integers in two different ways as follows:
                             17^2+20^2= 8^2+25^2 = 689

Edited on August 1, 2022, 7:32 am
  Posted by K Sengupta on 2022-08-01 07:19:46

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