SOLUTION: There are four 3-digit natural numbers, each of them equals the sum of the cube of its digits, three of them are: 153=1+125+27 370=27+343+0 407=64+0+343 What is the 4th one?

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Question 209014: There are four 3-digit natural numbers, each of them equals the sum of the
cube of its digits, three of them are:
153=1+125+27
370=27+343+0
407=64+0+343
What is the 4th one?

Answer by Edwin McCravy(20060) About Me  (Show Source):
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There are four 3-digit natural numbers, each of them equals the sum of the
cube of its digits, three of them are:
153=1+125+27
370=27+343+0
407=64+0+343
What is the 4th one?

Since the second one has a 0 on the end, 
and since 1 is 13, just add 1
to both sides of it and get

371=27+343+1

Edwin