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One of the numbers is 854 since 854 squared is 729316. Hint: the other number is made of three consecutive digits in increasing order.

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The two numbers that satisfy this property are 21 and 441. In the number 21, each digit (2 and 1) appears once, and its square is 441, where each digit (4 and 1) also appears just once. This property holds true for these two numbers because the square of a two-digit number has four digits, and the only possible combinations that satisfy the given condition are 21 and 441.

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Oh, dude, you're hitting me with some math riddles now? Okay, so the numbers you're looking for are 41 and 1681. In both numbers, every digit except zero appears just once, and when you square them, you get 1681 and 2825761, respectively. So, there you go, math wizard!

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Well, isn't that just a happy little coincidence! The numbers you're looking for are 21 and 441. In 21, we have the digits 1 and 2, and in its square, 441, we have 1, 2, and 4. It's like a little math magic trick that brings a smile to your face.

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the first answer is 854 because when it is squared you get 729316 and the second number is 567 because when squared it equals 321489

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Q: What two numbers with the property that every digit except zero appears just once in the number and its square?
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