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No, because 4 and 2 are the only two even digits that appear exactly 2 times, of course.
Though, what you said might be another reason for it.
You should know why.
I think it might be 42.
That is not much of a surprise, since 0.02th root of i is 50th power of i. No need for for modulo to get involved.
Is this the real life?
Is this just fantasy?
Is the Matrix reality?
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Hm, thanks for digging this thread up.
That's the same thing as the last one.
That is incorrect. For example, 25 would remain after the process, but is not prime.
Hi PatternMan
Do you remember how the absolute value of a number is defined?
Times by 3?
Hi PatternMan
because
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Hi Mark
I'm getting 13 for the 2D case.
I don't think "proving it" probabilistically does not actually prove it, just shows it's true in many cases, unless I'm missing something.
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Assuming y is the number of cubes, the formula is y=e^3/x^3.
I'v also had that problem with the word "p.o.k.e.r".
The first and third one are plays on familiar and cheesy pickup lines.
Mostly described by Gifted Learner group, but have a bit of all 3.
You cannot upload pictures, Shivam.
Is there any way you could post a picture of that or maybe use LaTeX?
Hm, it's all mixed up. How is 1/ln(g) * ln(x) = (1/ln(g)) * (1/x) ?
That doesn't mean it does not have meaning.
The number 3 does not exist either, then.