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Powers of 5 (Posted on 2024-10-05) Difficulty: 3 of 5
Call a positive integer totally odd if all of its decimal digits are odd.

Show that for any positive integer k there is a k-digit totally odd integer which is a multiple of 5k.

*** Adapted from a problem which appeared at the USA Mathematical Olympiad in 2003.

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  Subject Author Date
limited solutionsSteven Lord2024-10-17 12:35:48
SolutionSolutionBrian Smith2024-10-06 10:47:16
Some Thoughtsalso no proof, but a conjectureLarry2024-10-06 09:13:18
Some Thoughtsno proof, but a pattern in the first 16 productsCharlie2024-10-06 09:04:59
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