REVERSAL-ADDITION PALINDROME TEST ON 10797

Reverse and Add Process:

1. Pick a number.
2. Reverse its digits and add this value to the original number.
3. If this is not a palindrome, go back to step 2 and repeat.
Let's view this Reverse and Add sequence starting with 10797:
10797
+ 79701
step 1: 90498
+ 89409
step 2: 179907
+ 709971
step 3: 889878
+ 878988
step 4: 1768866
+ 6688671
step 5: 8457537
+ 7357548
step 6: 15815085
+ 58051851
step 7: 73866936
+ 63966837
step 8: 137833773
+ 377338731
step 9: 515172504
+ 405271515
step 10: 920444019
+ 910444029
step 11: 1830888048
+ 8408880381
step 12: 10239768429
+ 92486793201
step 13: 102726561630
+ 036165627201
step 14: 138892188831
+ 138881298831
step 15: 277773487662
+ 266784377772
step 16: 544557865434
+ 434568755445
step 17: 979126620879
+ 978026621979
step 18: 1957153242858
+ 8582423517591
step 19: 10539576760449
+ 94406767593501
step 20: 104946344353950
+ 059353443649401
step 21: 164299788003351
+ 153300887992461
step 22: 317600675995812
+ 218599576006713
step 23: 536200252002525
+ 525200252002635
step 24: 1061400504005160
+ 0615004050041601
step 25: 1676404554046761
10797 takes 25 iterations / steps to resolve into a 16 digit palindrome.

REVERSAL-ADDITION PALINDROME RECORDS

Most Delayed Palindromic Number for each digit length
(Only iteration counts for which no smaller records exist are considered. My program records only the smallest number that resolves for each distinct iteration count. For example, there are 18-digit numbers that resolve in 232 iterations, higher than the 228 iteration record shown for 18-digit numbers, but they were not recorded, as a smaller [17-digit] number already holds the record for 232 iterations.)

DigitsNumberResult
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19 		89
187
1,297
10,911
150,296
9,008,299
10,309,988
140,669,390
1,005,499,526
10,087,799,570
100,001,987,765
1,600,005,969,190
14,104,229,999,995
100,120,849,299,260
1,030,020,097,997,900
10,442,000,392,399,960
170,500,000,303,619,996
1,186,060,307,891,929,990
 solves in 24 iterations.
solves in 23 iterations.
solves in 21 iterations.
solves in 55 iterations.
solves in 64 iterations.
solves in 96 iterations.
solves in 95 iterations.
solves in 98 iterations.
solves in 109 iterations.
solves in 149 iterations.
solves in 143 iterations.
solves in 188 iterations.
solves in 182 iterations.
solves in 201 iterations.
solves in 197 iterations.
solves in 236 iterations.
solves in 228 iterations.
solves in 261 iterations - World Record!
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This reverse and add program was created by Jason Doucette.
Please visit my Palindromes and World Records page.
You have permission to use the data from this webpage (with due credit).
A link to my website is much appreciated. Thank you.

(This program has been run Indeterminable times since Saturday, March 9th, 2002.)