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%I A039932 #13 Feb 21 2021 14:03:44 %S A039932 1,51,51,531,2571,2571,2571,15703,15703,15703,15703,15703,15703,15703, %T A039932 90271,90271,90271,90271,90271,90271,90271,90271,102053,530102,530102, %U A039932 530102,530102,530102,530102,530102,530102,530102,530102,530102,530102 %N A039932 Smallest number k for which k, 2k, ... nk all contain the digit 1. %C A039932 There are relatively few distinct terms in this sequence. The following list shows the frequencies of a(n) for n=1..2443. - _Georg Fischer_, Feb 21 2021 %C A039932 1 1 %C A039932 2 51 %C A039932 1 531 %C A039932 3 2571 %C A039932 7 15703 %C A039932 8 90271 %C A039932 1 102053 %C A039932 15 530102 %C A039932 5 4550102 %C A039932 1 4570102 %C A039932 4 4580102 %C A039932 49 22900501 %C A039932 53 134003006 %C A039932 93 1002003005 %C A039932 200 5001002003 %C A039932 1 5003001002 %C A039932 223 30005001002 %C A039932 1 30005002001 %C A039932 576 200030005001 %C A039932 1199 1000200030005 %H A039932 Giovanni Resta, <a href="/A039932/b039932.txt">Table of n, a(n) for n = 1..2443</a> %e A039932 a(3)=51 since 51, 102, and 153 all contain a 1. %Y A039932 Cf. A039933, A039934, A039935, A039936, A039937, A039938, A039939, A039940. %K A039932 nonn,base %O A039932 1,2 %A A039932 _Erich Friedman_ %E A039932 More terms from _Patrick De Geest_, Oct 15 1999