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[hide]Problem
Find the three-digit positive integer whose representation in base nine is where and are (not necessarily distinct) digits.
Solution 1
We are given that which rearranges to Taking both sides modulo we have The only solution occurs at from which
Therefore, the requested three-digit positive integer is
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Solution 2
As shown in Solution 1, we get .
Note that and are large numbers comparatively to , so we hypothesize that and are equal and fills the gap between them. The difference between and is , which is a multiple of . So, if we multiply this by , it will be a multiple of and thus the gap can be filled. Therefore, the only solution is , and the answer is .
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Solution 3
As shown in Solution 1, we get
We list a few multiples of out: Of course, can't be made of just 's. If we use one , we get a remainder of , which can't be made of 's either. So doesn't work. can't be made up of just 's. If we use one , we get a remainder of , which can't be made of 's. If we use two 's, we get a remainder of , which can be made of 's. Therefore we get so and . Plugging this back into the original problem shows that this answer is indeed correct. Therefore,
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Solution 4
As shown in Solution 1, we get .
We can see that is larger than , and we have an . We can clearly see that is a multiple of , and any larger than would result in being larger than . Therefore, our only solution is . Our answer is .
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Solution 5
As shown in Solution 1, we get which rearranges to So
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2022 AIME I (Problems • Answer Key • Resources) | ||
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