Erdős problem 137Let k≥3k\geq 3. Can the product of any kk consecutive integers NN ever be powerful? That is, must there always exist a prime p∣Np\mid N such that p2∤Np^2\nmid N?WorkspaceContinue locallyOpen sourceSign in to contributeOpen this exact Problem, source revision, and authority Repository in Workbench. This handoff does not clone, switch, upload, or execute anything.FilesErdős problem 1374 retained source recordsCanvaspublic previewSource#137→ResultNone→Checks0