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ten*ten – ten = ninety (Posted on 2009-10-25)

In this alphametic equation, each of the small letters in bold denotes a different base b digit from 0 to b-1. Neither t nor n can be zero.

(ten)*(ten) - ten = ninety

Determine the minimum value of b, for which there exists at least one solution to the above equation.

See The Solution Submitted by K Sengupta

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Subject	Author	Date
Next larger solution	Brian Smith	2009-10-30 22:59:24
re(2): the code I used	Charlie	2009-10-25 14:56:38
re: the code I used	Jim Keneipp	2009-10-25 14:05:44
the code I used	Charlie	2009-10-25 13:44:22
Computer Solution	Jim Keneipp	2009-10-25 13:27:13

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