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Digital Product Triples #2 (Posted on 2024-04-11) Difficulty: 3 of 5
The digital product P(N) of an integer N is the product of its decimal digits. So P(128)=16.

Determine all sets of distinct positive integers A and B such that A = P(B)P(C) and B = P(A)P(C) for some integer C.

For each pair, A and B, give the lowest possible value for C.

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