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Effectus [21]
3 years ago
5

the 2nd to 6th digits of the number 'b'. The number 'a': a.=.8381277236048455262835343009097967569917320013149981038679556930339

42959491127443506054519918776463338278694503456584248700516198725630833802834609225918171136293306023167416938105776523792676448513626855160709525172324527846698350912209687664000955480215386495305107156047234444257436206390180937911294725209732578771872227147391797931195787270547317752646671367503765158535845664038036561199328864914145106812926634143087054180230803124358586468886672062826538993205525688882705140498329134018458176729825544959995117261462613090809990529368549350473439237351726322312691816595861114422714972931546359923426222138318555004845536005644375902515873258197193487723471220245881058276058462644909056273293100121
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