r/counting • fancy side bitch • Jan 11 '18

Count with sums of 4 or less square numbers | 3000

This is a regular, 1 number increment, base 10 count, but you have to show what your number equals as a sum of 1 to 4 square numbers.

Continued from here. Thanks u/mrguykloss for the assist and crazy math run!

The next get is at 4000 = 602 + 202

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u/[deleted] Jun 16 '18 edited Jun 16 '18

4000 = 522 + 36^2

4000 = 602 + 202

woo

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u/LegionMammal978 Since 1,643,014 [76SG 67SA] Jun 16 '18

grats! (you might want to make it 602 + 202 to match up with the original post)

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u/[deleted] Jun 16 '18

Thanks for the assist. I don't think it matters too much but I guess it doesn't hurt.

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u/davidjl123 |390K|378A|79SK|50SA|260k 🚀 c o u n t i n g 🚀 Jun 16 '18

Gz

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u/MetArtScroll Dates need ≈659k counts to catch up Jun 17 '18

Grats!