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From: Davin Baker <ebscorpio@msn.com>
To: Teacher2Teacher Public Discussion
Date: 2002102714:59:22
Subject: Palindrome

	
How do you find a palindrome by repeated addition.

Examples given:

(1)  46             (2)    23             (3)   73




(4)  81             (5)    40              (6)  252

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