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Article #405decimal palindromes
From: Felix Grant
Date: Wed, 20 Jan 1993 23:06
Date: Wed, 20 Jan 1993 23:06
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* Forwarded from "education - Teachers' Conference"
* Originally by Felix Grant
* Originally to Nick Jay
* Originally dated 20 Jan 1993, 16:03
Quoting:
Wed 13 Jan 93 14:49
By: Nick Jay
To: Josh Shippee
> Now how about the smallest palindromic number that
> looks the same the right way round as it does upside down? <g>
Assuming we're still talking four-digit, surely that would be the same - 10.01 or, (if allowed) 00.00?
If we're not restricted to four digits, then it has to be 0?
Felix
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