Googolplex

Level 2

Find the sum of all integers "n" such that this expression is prime and n 2 < 10 10 100 {n}^{2}<{ 10 }^{ { 10 }^{ 100 } } :-

6 π n 12 + 4 π n 8 + 2 π n 16 + 3 7 π n 8 + 1 \frac { 6\left\lfloor \pi { n }^{ 12 } \right\rfloor +4\left\lceil \pi { n }^{ 8 } \right\rceil +2\left\lfloor \pi { n }^{ 16 } \right\rfloor +3 }{ 7\left\lceil \pi { n }^{ 8 } \right\rceil +1 }

Let the sum be A. Find the sum of digits of A

If there are no solutions to "n", write 0.5. If the sum is infinite/interdeterminant, write 1.5 If the sum of the digits of A is greater than a googol ( 10 100 { 10 }^{ 100 } ), write 2.5.

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The answer is 0.

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1 solution

Archit Boobna
Feb 17, 2015

If x is a solution to this problem , then -x will also be a solution.

Now , we have to prove that there is atleast 1 solution to this problem. Put n=0 and see.

So A=0. So digital sum of A=0

you are mad

Micheal Faraday - 6 years, 3 months ago

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No dude... You are mad.. This is a great question.

Mehul Arora - 6 years, 2 months ago

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Thanks @Mehul Arora ! Even I love solving your questions.

Archit Boobna - 6 years, 2 months ago

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@Archit Boobna My pleasure.

Mehul Arora - 6 years, 2 months ago

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