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Jim picks a five digit even number. The second digit is less than 8. The fourth digit is a square number The first digit is a cube number. How many different numbers could he pi…

Jim picks a five digit even number. The second digit is less than 8. The fourth digit is a square number The first digit is a cube number. How many different numbers could he pi…
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Jim picks a five digit even number.

The second digit is less than 8.
The fourth digit is a square number The first digit is a cube number.
How many different numbers could he pick?

Jim picks a five digit even number. The second digit is less than 8. The fourth digit-example-1
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2

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68240

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