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Sum of 2 Squares (Posted on 2024-04-14)

Let A and B be two different squares of positive integers, A < B, such that the set of base ten digits of A is the same as the set of base ten digits of B.

Find the smallest and largest value of A+B, such that A+B consists of 10 distinct digits.

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(In reply to Guest by Hedda Dunn)

Exercise minimal norm of decency.

Do not post such irrelevant and idiotic comments in a Math/Logic website.

Posted by K Sengupta on 2024-04-26 00:45:36

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