A number theory problem by Aryan Mehra
Number Theory
Level
pending
Let a be the smallest integer which is both a square and a cube. Let b be the smallest natural number to fulfill the same criteria. Enter the answer as a*b.
The answer is 0.
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1 solution
Smallest integer to do so is 0 So 0*anything is 0