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Sixth Power Arranger (Posted on 2024-04-06)

Find the smallest distinct whole numbers, M and N such that you can rearrange the digits of M to get N, and you can rearrange the digits of M⁶ to get N⁶, and where neither M nor M⁶ contains a 0.

Submitted by K Sengupta

Rating: 5.0000 (1 votes)

Solution: (Hide)

(M,N): (9689314, 9814639)
(M^6,N^6): (827481287411643351976949699816315513628736, 893811587478793484159261643229566393176161)
Larry was the only one to solve this problem.

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	Subject	Author	Date
	Computer Solution	Larry	2024-04-06 09:00:07

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