This giant 16-digit integer is part of my collection of
maths curios. It is in fact the largest integer that can be
obtained by selecting a certain quantity of smaller integers -
which must sum to exactly 100 - and multiplying them
together.
You are asked to identify this series of smaller integers, some
of which can be the same as others in the series, if preferred.
The first problem of course is to work out just how many smaller
integers will be needed.
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