Number:1089 - Revision history

Keiji: typo

2012-04-16T21:41:28Z

typo

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	'''1089''' is [[what you get]] when you take any [[three]]-digit [[number]] and add it to the same number in [[reverse]]. Why? Because it's the [[square]] of [[33]].		'''1089''' is [[what you get]] when you take any [[three]]-digit [[number]] and add it to the same number in [[reverse]]. Why? Because it's the [[square]] of [[33]].

-	Amazingly, it's also the first number which, when multiplied by [[9]], becomes a reversed copy of itself (i.e. [[9,~~081~~]]). [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qNjhLjJXflY]	+	Amazingly, it's also the first number which, when multiplied by [[9]], becomes a reversed copy of itself (i.e. [[9,801]]). [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qNjhLjJXflY]

	{{Numbers}}		{{Numbers}}

2010-06-10T23:42:41Z

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	'''1089''' is [[what you get]] when you take any [[three]]-digit [[number]] and add it to the same number in [[reverse]]. Why? Because it's the [[square]] of [[33]].		'''1089''' is [[what you get]] when you take any [[three]]-digit [[number]] and add it to the same number in [[reverse]]. Why? Because it's the [[square]] of [[33]].
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		+	Amazingly, it's also the first number which, when multiplied by [[9]], becomes a reversed copy of itself (i.e. [[9,081]]). [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qNjhLjJXflY]

	{{Numbers}}		{{Numbers}}

2009-07-24T16:15:47Z

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Revision as of 16:15, 24 July 2009

2009-05-03T10:37:35Z

numbers do not qualify for {{short}}

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	'''1089''' is [[what you get]] when you take any [[three]]-digit [[number]] and add it to the same number in [[reverse]]. Why? Because it's the [[square]] of [[33]].		'''1089''' is [[what you get]] when you take any [[three]]-digit [[number]] and add it to the same number in [[reverse]]. Why? Because it's the [[square]] of [[33]].

	{{Numbers}}		{{Numbers}}

2009-04-26T15:26:39Z

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Revision as of 15:26, 26 April 2009

2009-04-20T12:01:47Z

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	'''1089''' is [[what you get]] when you take any [[three]]-digit [[number]] and add it to the same number in [[reverse]]. Why? Because it's the [[square]] of [[33]].		'''1089''' is [[what you get]] when you take any [[three]]-digit [[number]] and add it to the same number in [[reverse]]. Why? Because it's the [[square]] of [[33]].

	{{Numbers}}		{{Numbers}}

2009-04-09T09:02:32Z

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Revision as of 09:02, 9 April 2009

2009-04-08T23:56:35Z

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	'''1089''' is [[what you get]] when you take any [[three]]-digit [[number]] and add it to the same number in [[reverse]]. Why? Because it's the [[square]] of [[33]].		'''1089''' is [[what you get]] when you take any [[three]]-digit [[number]] and add it to the same number in [[reverse]]. Why? Because it's the [[square]] of [[33]].

-	~~[[Category:~~Numbers]]	+	{{Numbers}}

2009-04-02T23:11:18Z

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	'''1089''' is [[what you get]] when you take any [[three]]-digit [[number]] and add it to the same number in [[reverse]]. Why? Because it's the [[square]] of [[33]].		'''1089''' is [[what you get]] when you take any [[three]]-digit [[number]] and add it to the same number in [[reverse]]. Why? Because it's the [[square]] of [[33]].

	[[Category:Numbers]]		[[Category:Numbers]]

2009-03-24T14:19:22Z

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-	'''1089''' is [[what you get]] when you take any [[three]]-digit number and add it to the same number in [[reverse]]. Why? Because it's the [[square]] of [[33]].	+	'''1089''' is [[what you get]] when you take any [[three]]-digit [[number]] and add it to the same number in [[reverse]]. Why? Because it's the [[square]] of [[33]].

	[[Category:Numbers]]		[[Category:Numbers]]