SOLUTION: A six digit positive number is cut up in the middle into two 3-digit numbers. If the square of their sum yields the original number find the number.

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Question 950105: A six digit positive number is cut up in the middle into two 3-digit numbers. If the square of their sum yields the original number find the number.
Answer by ankor@dixie-net.com(22740) About Me  (Show Source):
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A six digit positive number is cut up in the middle into two 3-digit numbers.
If the square of their sum yields the original number find the number.
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I could not come up with pencil-paper method of finding this. I wrote a short basic program and it spit out (494+209)^2 = 494209 is the number