Problem 660
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Problem 660
If a triangle happens to be $n$-pandigital for multiple $n,$ is it still included only once in the calculation? (Not sure that ever happens, just want to be clear on the definition.)
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Re: Problem 660
If a triangle is n-pandigital for multiple n all of them are counted.

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