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Well, I just thought those topics kind of linked...
So, you wanted some ideas :
Amicable numbers - where the sum of one numbers factors is equal to another number, and vice versa.
Sociable groups - this is the same as amicable numbers but with 3, 4, 5 or more! The 'order' of a sociable group is how many number are in the sequence. So, perfect numbers are of order-1, sociable groups of order-2 are amicable numbers. But, no groups of order-3 have been found yet. There are, however, many groups of 4, 5 etc.
Smallest group of order-4
1264460, 1547860, 1727636, 1305184
Of order-5:
12496, 14288, 15472, 14536, 14264
Aliquot sequences - every number has its own Aliquot sequence, and lots of Aliquot sequences are the same - they just start in different places. To find a number's Aliquot sequence first add its proper factors (all positive factors excluding the number itself):
20 has proper factors 1, 2, 4, 5, 10, which add to make 22
22 has proper factors 1, 2, 11 which add to make 14
14 has proper factors 1, 2, 7 which add to make 10
10 has proper factors 1, 2, 5 which add to make 7
7 has proper factors 1 which add to make 1
1 has no proper factors, which add to make 0
0 has no proper factors, which add to make 0 ...
An Aliquot sequence terminates when it reaches a number already found (forming a sociable group) or when 1 is reached, because the next number will automatically be zero.
A perfect number's aliquot sequence consists only of itself.
A prime number's aliquot sequence consists of itself and 1.
An amicable number's aliquot sequence consists of itself and its amicable partner...
There are also Aliquot sequences that go forever (at least, nobody knows when they will stop)!
To insert a picture?
Okay, first of all find an image on on the internet. Copy its URL (like, http://www.mathsisfun.com/images/dog-pointing.gif).
Then, put image tags around it:
[img]insert website here[/img]
That's all!
Or, if your picture is saved on your computer, you can upload the picture by clicking 'Post Reply' and then using 'Image Upload'. It must be a .gif, .jpg or .png file though and must be less than 1501x1501 pixels and 100 KB.
Thanks.
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Excellent!
Advanced is blue!
Maybe you could go on from amicable numbers to have topics on sociable groups and Aliquot sequences?
that site also holds records in digits of √2 and e
And also both while juggling! That is cool.
All these stories about memorising things reminds me of an old movie I saw ages and ages ago. I can't really remember much, but there is a guy who is a bit of a genius and one of his talents is knowing the phonebook back to front. When he meets people he already knows their phone number.
He loves the png.
This has got nothing to do with anything, but I've only just noticed there is a Games 4 page!
But, Games 4 page is only accessible from the Games 1 page - when you go to Games 2 or 3 pages the link disappears (fix, yes?).
That list is amazing. Imagine actually spending time to learn the whole thing.
Yay! Sudoku! It's great!
Some problems/suggestions:
* An easier-to-read font (for the numbers especially). I misread threes for eights and vice versa.
* When I tried to build an Advanced Hard (also, is there a better way to phrase this level?) grid each number loaded one by one at about a rate of one number per second. And my browser window started responding very slooooowly.
* The MathsIsFun.com home link doesn't work.
strange half-sentences like these on them.
I'm a bit late, but hi, numen!
By the way, I thought your avatar was cute.
Hey, that's awesome!
Maybe I coulod adapt this game to suit: http://www.mathsisfun.com/games/word-search/
Yes!
You could have separate nerdsearches using different types of clues to figure out the numbers - starting easy (subtraction, multiplication), and then getting harder (trigonometry, factorising/expanding, surds etc etc.)
It is pretty cool to watch - needs a good backing track!
I know - the Hex Drums!
It's hypnotic to watch! I can stare at it for hours!
Photo: my test run. The units column of numbers got chopped off!
Incidentally, I found this on the internet a while ago. It's the same idea as minesweeper, but 3D!
Edit: I just realised the instructions on that page are in Japanese.
Mission completion!!
I like it.
i have been a maths for sixteen years and i am very offended by this topic.
I'm even offended by his grammer and I hate grammer!
Teehee.
They certainly do.
Good luck, best wishes and congratumalations jU!
This is fun! Thanks Rod!
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On the Binary, Decimal and Hexadecimal Numbers page, in the 'Counting' flash window, the white bits on the play button aren't transparent, whereas the pause button is. Purely for looks...
The Hexadecimal number are interesting.
Maybe insert an 's' or rephrase the sentence? That's all. Thanks.
There is no end (I checked!). It loops back.
Now I just need some more ideas ...
A speed adjusting slider, for changing the tempo?
Oh, yes, I like the random idea.
One more thing: when I click on the 'hex drums' title in the flash page, I get this message:
Oops! - can't find the file "/games/hexadecimal-drum-machine.html"
Wow! It's cool! I'm going to have a play!
Do you remember when a guest once posted asking for 'maths music games' and we had no idea what that meant? Well, I think this qualifies!
, to you too.
The western hemisphere
And the northern hemisphere?
How can you think it isn't?