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%I A060292
%S A060292 36,40,72,90,96,126,144,168,176,200,225,234,240,252,270,280,288,297,
%T A060292 320,360,396,408,420,432,450,480,504,520,540,546,550,560,576,588,600,
%U A060292 630,648,672,675,690,714,720,735,736,768,780,784,800,816,840,850,855
%N A060292 For 1<=a<=b<=c, 1<=x<=y<=z, p_k is k-th prime. i=(p_a)*(p_b)*(p_c), j=(p_x)*(p_y)*(p_z), 
               i != j; n=a*b*c=x*y*z with a+b+c=x+y+z.
%e A060292 36=6*6*1=9*2*2. 6+6+1=9+2+2. so 36 is in the sequence.
%Y A060292 Cf. A060275.
%Y A060292 Sequence in context: A083248 A077090 A067672 this_sequence A067372 A084147 
               A044862
%Y A060292 Adjacent sequences: A060289 A060290 A060291 this_sequence A060293 A060294 
               A060295
%K A060292 easy,nonn
%O A060292 1,1
%A A060292 Naohiro Nomoto (6284968128(AT)geocities.co.jp), Mar 24 2001

    
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