1) Find all the 0 to 9 pandigital numbers (without leading zero) that
have the largest power of 3 as a factor.
2) One of these numbers has a very interesting property. What is it?
*an x to y pandigital number is an integer that contains all the digits from x to y and only those digits once each, for example 1234 is 1 to 4 pandigital but not 1 to 9 pandigital*
The pandigital number with the largest power of 3 as a factor is 7246198035 with the factors 3^15 x 5 x 101.
The eight other pandigital numbers with the factor 3^14 are:
3410256897 = 3^14 x 23 x 31
5361708249 = 3^14 x 19 x 59
5902183746 = 3^14 x 2 x 617
6820513794 = 3^14 x 2 x 23 x 31
8145396207 = 3^14 x 13 x 131
8269753401 = 3^14 x 7 x 13 x 19
9145036728 = 3^14 x 23 x 239
9537240186 = 3^14 x 2 x 997