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Thread: Factor 1,000,009 = 972^2 + 235^2.

  1. April 28th 2010, 12:23 PM #1
    NikoBellic
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    Factor 1,000,009 = 972^2 + 235^2.

    Factor 1,000,009 = 972^2 + 235^2.
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    Quote Originally Posted by NikoBellic View Post
    Factor 1,000,009 = 972^2 + 235^2.
    Given that 1000009 is also equal to 1000^2+3^2, why don't you just follow the procedure described in your other thread here?
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  3. April 30th 2010, 10:09 PM #3
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    If you want to check your answer, 1000009 = 293 * 3413.

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