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Let 739 A B C \overline{739ABC} be a 6-digit number that is divisible by 7, 8 and 9. Denote M M and N N as two possible lowest common multiple of the three integers, A , B A,B and C C , such that P = gcd ( M , N ) P = \gcd(M,N) . Find M + N P 2 / 3 . \sqrt{\dfrac{M+N}{P^{2/3} } } .

If you think that it is impossible to have two lowest common multiples, submit your answer as 3.142.


The answer is 4.472.

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