decimal palindromes

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1 total messages Started by Felix Grant Wed, 20 Jan 1993 22:54

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Author: Felix Grant
Date: Wed, 20 Jan 1993 22:54

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 JS> We thought that .1001 could not be a palindrome because when you
 JS> reverse that number it becomes 1001.  However we thought that perhaps
 JS> 10.01 might be considered the smallest 4 digit palindrome.  What do
 JS> others of you out there in MathMagic land think?

Surely the smallest four digit palindrome would be 00.00? <grin>

Felix


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