A square number
Square numbers are interesting, but this one indicates a significant portion of a bigger square number which has more digits in it.
Square numbers are interesting, but this one indicates a significant portion of a bigger square number which has more digits in it.
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sil:
28 out of 289?
Rory Parle:
28?
sil:
Ah, you see, I think it might be Aquarion’s 28th birthday.
If this is some kind of maths puzzle that has nothing to do with birthdays then I’ve got no idea what it means.
Colin Watson:
Oi, Mr. Keeper of the afe birthdays file. Try looking in it. :-)
sil:
What, am I meant to remember where all this stuff is? :-)
Aquarion:
28!
No. Not 28. You may be taking the meaning of significant too literally.
Rory Parle:
1 and 16
1 and 81
4 and 49
4 and 64
16 and 169
25 and 625
100 and 10000
cat:
25.
25*25=625
25/5=5.
Happy birthday.
Aquarion:
Thanks.
5 was the square number.
cat:
dances I am great!