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Powerful and consecutive (Posted on 2010-08-09) Difficulty: 4 of 5
Powerful numbers (4,8,9,16,25,27... )are defined as follows: if a prime p divides n then p2 must also divide n.
(8,9) is a couple of two consecutive numbers,both of them being powerful.
Find another pair(s) like that.

The more the merrier!!

No Solution Yet Submitted by Ady TZIDON    
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  Subject Author Date
re(2): Definition====> I beg to differCharlie2010-08-11 03:07:13
re: Definition====> I beg to differAdy TZIDON2010-08-10 18:49:07
DefinitionGamer2010-08-10 15:38:39
Hints/Tipsre(2): An interesting remark ***** SpoilerAdy TZIDON2010-08-09 20:13:29
re: An interesting remark ***** SpoilerDaniel2010-08-09 18:16:30
Hints/Tipsre(3): Too many?Ady TZIDON2010-08-09 15:52:13
Some ThoughtsAn interesting remark ***** SpoilerAdy TZIDON2010-08-09 14:45:22
re(2): Too many?ed bottemiller2010-08-09 14:42:16
Some Thoughtscomputer findingsCharlie2010-08-09 14:29:07
Hints/Tipsre: QuestionAdy TZIDON2010-08-09 14:21:18
SolutionsolutionDej Mar2010-08-09 14:20:01
Hints/Tipsre: Too many?Ady TZIDON2010-08-09 14:15:31
Go by definitionGamer2010-08-09 13:39:36
re: Too many?Charlie2010-08-09 13:34:04
Too many?ed bottemiller2010-08-09 13:25:01
QuestionQuestionBrian Smith2010-08-09 12:05:30
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