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A092445 a(n) is the first term of the sexy prime quadruple a(n), a(n)+6, a(n)+12 and a(n)+18 that becomes a perfect square if the rightmost digit (1) is removed.

Original entry on oeis.org

11, 41, 251, 641, 4001, 68891, 121001, 163841, 198811, 466561, 497291, 1115561, 2560361, 6561001, 6806251, 7516891, 11793961, 13712411, 34633211, 47436841, 52670251, 71824001, 84739211
Offset: 1

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Ray G. Opao, Mar 24 2004

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			a(6)=68891. Removing the rightmost digit results in 6889 = 83^2.
		

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