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Omni-MATH / Each of a,b and c is equal to a number from the list 3¹,3²,3³,3⁴,3⁵,3⁶,3⁷,3⁸. There are N triples (a,b,c) with a≤b≤c for which each of (ab)/(c),(ac)/(b) and (bc)/(a) is equal to an… · Discussion

Discussing Each of a,b and c is equal to a number from the list 3¹,3²,3³,3⁴,3⁵,3⁶,3⁷,3⁸. There are N triples (a,b,c) with a≤b≤c for which each of (ab)/(c),(ac)/(b) and (bc)/(a) is equal to an… · Omni-MATH

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