Art of Problem Solving: Make a List

[@someperson9052]

10:30 I know I'm 9 years late but 24 also satisfies both those conditions

[@someperson9052]

@mxerrybelle #tysm for 40! Thanks, I need to read questions properly

[@saimazehra6462]

It has to be a three digit number

[@ApatheticPerson]

24 is a two-digit number

[@benrythefox365]

All of the numbers in the second problem were even. That is because in a group of three consecutive numbers, there has to be at least one even number, and when you multiply a number by an even number, you get another even number.

[@abishekthiyagarajan2999]

Why no square number end with 7? Because the unit digit of any number squared will not end in 7. Square numbers will also not end in 2,3,8.

[@williampan959]

I like this slick dude!

[@jangwoo24]

Why do you try to disguise yourself as "the other guy" because the description clearly states that you are "Richard Rusczyk"

[@SK-rv5jn]

It is called an alter ego

[@nathandai7510]

what about 24

[@chuyanwang1072]

divided by 6 does not get a remainder of 4

[@SK-rv5jn]

divide by 6 you get 4 with no remainder

[@vivianz8459]

24 has 2 digits, not 3

[@alexknapp2339]

I love aops its the best I just finished the pre-algebra book

[@benrythefox365]

Harvey's favorite number is 544.

[@brandonmonsen1578]

OR you could... CHINESE REMAINDER THEOREM! That saved my butt during math team this year since modular arithmetic was one of the topics.

[@ALi-qh6xb]

whats that?

[@benrythefox365]

5:13

[@nightterror9438]

not this guy why

[@nightterror9438]

this guy is crazy i think he escaped prison

[@zubairahmed659]

What about 24