Consider this unremarkable array of integers: [525, 238, 401]. It does have one unusual trait⁠—every member of the array represents one common number but in a different number base. In this case, that common number is 197 (base 10).

• 197 = 525 in base 6
• 197 = 238 in base 9
• 197 = 401 in base 7

Sometimes there is more than one possible common number. The array [10, 11, 100] has two possibilities for the common number, 4 (base 10) and 9 (base 10).

• 4 = 10 (base 4)
• 4 = 11 (base 3)

• 4 = 100 (base 2)

• 9 = 10 (base 9)

• 9 = 11 (base 8)
• 9 = 100 (base 3)

Devise a function that returns the common number(s) of an array, sorted in ascending order. Your answer will be the base 10 representation of the number(s). If there is no common number return an empty array. You should consider only number bases 2 through 10 inclusive.

Examples

puzzle([525, 238, 401]) ➞ [197]

puzzle([20, 10, 11, 12]) ➞ [6, 8, 10]

puzzle([5]) ➞ [5]

puzzle([145, 203, 321, 106]) ➞ []

Notes

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