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Problem of the Week; |*---The Problem of the Week---*| 12/15
Topic Started: Dec 16 2006, 02:56 AM (800 Views)
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Persistent Numbers
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A persistent number is a number that, if multiplied by any positive integer the resulting number always contains the ten digits 0, 1, 2,...,9 in some order with possible repetitions.

Prove that there are no persistent numbers.
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Please note that this is an easier problem than the last, and requires no knowledge of pigeons. One of you smarty-pants better get it within a week.
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It is three hours and two minutes prior to being a week from then. No one will get it. You might as well answer it.
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Somebody better get this in less than two hours, then...
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A little over two hours now......time is running out!
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Ok, it's over a week. New problem, please.

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He doesn't like problems of the week, he appears to enjoy problems of the monthish period, though.
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That's becuase no one even tries to answer them. Come on people, it's a good problem but not that hard...
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It is to those who aren't smart!!
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Like you?

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No, I hope not.

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Someone solve this, please.
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Well there was that problem of the halfyear.......... And now a problem of an unkown long period of time.
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Andre, show unto us, the dolts, the answer to thine great mathematical query!! For we shalt never solveth thine amazing problems, straight from the hands of the Almighty Admin!!
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Sadly, I agree with Michel.

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