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In this short, we show the only nontrivial solution to the cannonball problem, which asks for numbers that are simultaneously square pyramidal and square. The problem gets its name because cannonballs stack nicely in square pyramidal arrays.

Can you prove that 0,1, and 4900 are the only such solutions to the problem?

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31 Comments

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@pedrocarvalho9273

1 week ago

Numbers are magic.

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@EpicSucio22

1 week ago

Definitely worth taking time to understand, so interesting!

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@JessmanChicken86

1 week ago

Built a 24 meter high pyramid of cubic sandstone in my backyard just to confirm the math. It checks out.

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@Ninja20704

1 week ago

I remember watching a numberphile video about this. It is quite interesting.

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@defaulltmake

1 week ago

Understood nothing but good animated video.

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@mircoceccarelli6689

1 week ago

S( n ) = 1^2 + 2^2 + ... + ( n - 1 )^2 + n^2 =

= n( n + 1 )( 2n + 1 ) ÷ 6

S( 24 ) = 24 × 25 × 49 ÷ 6 =

= 4 × 25 × 49 =

= 100 × 49 =

= 4900 =

= 70^2

👍😁

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@SteelBB9

4 days ago

Checked by summating works out

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@ParadoX_TT

4 days ago

is there such a problem with triangular numbers and using consecutive triangular numbers to form another pyramid?

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@Ivan.Wright

1 week ago

I don't like how you have to split up the squares. Is there a solution for that?

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@tamirerez2547

1 week ago

What do you mean n=24 is the only pyramid you can arrange as a perfect square?
True, when n=24 we get a perfect square of 4900 (70²)
But wat about n= 6 ?
81=1²+2²+3²+4²+5²+6²
A perfect square of 9x9

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@SillyPerrin

1 week ago

The bottom square has a side length of 25, you said 24

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@LillianRyanUhl

1 week ago

I love this!!!

The fact that 4900 is the unique square integer equal to a sum of multiple consecutive square integers is essentially the entire reason the exceptional Lie groups E₆, E₇, and E₈ exist. Moreover, the approach using this fun fact about 4900 is the only real way a person has to get their hands on this problem computationally!

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@Fangamer1254

1 week ago

√4900 = 70
So.... 70^2

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@tantitan8573

5 days ago

I dont see any cannon ball

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