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Powers of Ten (Posted on 2015-07-14)

Does the arithmetic sequence 1, 2188, 4375, 6562, ...... contain infinitely many powers of 10?
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(In reply to Pwerful answer (spoiler) by Steve Herman)

10^244 is worth 10, not 1, mod 2187.

10^n mod 2187 = 1 solves for n=243k, not 244k.

Posted by broll on 2015-07-15 05:41:40

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