Can any body confirm following sequence <snipped by moderator>?
Thank you.
Problem 641
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kenbrooker
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Re: Problem 641
I can confirm the <snipped by moderator> but
I don't think it's within the spirit of
PE to confirm beyond the givens...
I don't think it's within the spirit of
PE to confirm beyond the givens...
"Good Judgment comes from Experience;
Experience comes from Bad Judgment..."
Experience comes from Bad Judgment..."
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Animus
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Re: Problem 641
Yes, thanks for this comment, Ken. This is especially true when a problem is just a few days old.kenbrooker wrote: Tue Nov 06, 2018 7:49 am I don't think it's within the spirit of
PE to confirm beyond the givens...
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mdean
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Re: Problem 641
I think I have some idea how to approach this problem, but I am completely lost by this thread, which seems to bear no resemblance to anything in problem 641...
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hk
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Re: Problem 641
Nothing is left in this thread to get lost.mdean wrote: Tue Nov 06, 2018 5:55 pm I think I have some idea how to approach this problem, but I am completely lost by this thread, which seems to bear no resemblance to anything in problem 641...
War ruins the life and health of untold numbers of innocent children.
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yourmaths
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Re: Problem 641
A Long Row of Dice. No kidding. By my calculations, that many dice in a row is many orders of magnitude longer than the length of the observable universe.
level = lambda number_solved: number_solved // 25
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castrate
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Re: Problem 641
I got 69 for n=$10^8$, but the answer for $10^{36}$ was rejected. Can I PM someone for some higher results?
Edit:Solved the problem.
Edit:Solved the problem.