%I A030099
%S A030099 1,11,15,33,39,71,91,173,175,179,211,259,335,3337,4631,5597,7353,
%T A030099 12415,21353,22893,25799,69491,110011,124975,199831,227353,237151,
%U A030099 462815,492415,708415,1100033,2393695,2620611,5088493,5828415
%N A030099 Numbers n such that n^3 has only odd digits.
%t A030099 Select[ Range[ 10^7 ], Union[ EvenQ[ IntegerDigits[ #^3 ] ] ] == {False} 
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%Y A030099 Cf. A030100, A034376, A052004.
%Y A030099 Sequence in context: A094766 A009407 A009433 this_sequence A085597 A097512 
               A032490
%Y A030099 Adjacent sequences: A030096 A030097 A030098 this_sequence A030100 A030101 
               A030102
%K A030099 nonn,base,easy,nice
%O A030099 1,2
%A A030099 Patrick De Geest (pdg(AT)worldofnumbers.com)