DECIMAL PALINDROMES

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From: Sheila King
Date: Fri, 18 Dec 1992 23:09

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Josh,

In regards to palindromes, you asked:

-> We thought that .1001 could not be a palindrome because when you
-> reverse that number it becomes 1001.  However we thought that perhaps
-> 10.01 might be considered the smallest 4 digit palindrome.

You know, I have to go along with your reasoning.

Sheila
coming to you from Diamond Bar, CA (in Los Angeles County)
                 

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