I Like Math

And CS but mostly Math

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Interesting math fact of the day #518:

The largest number (excluding irregular names like googol) to not have an “i” is 777777, and for “o”, 999.

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mini crossword i made!

[michaelrotonal]

nice crossword buddy

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thanks!

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mini crossword i made!

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Interesting math fact of the day #517:

It is conjectured that there are only 3 sets of confessions prime numbers (p, q, r), where p < q < r and p divides qr + 1.

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guys, is this ch. 5 evidence?

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Interesting math fact of the day #516:

sin(710 radians) is a good approximation of 0.

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for reference:

[touch-tone-collective]

Ouppanol

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yall when we find the 119th element can we please find the other 49 elements quickly afterwards please i just really don’t want every single periodic table to be a perfect rectangle except for one random square at the bottom

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I don't see the issue honestly.

If we get 119 elements, just make a table that is 18 x 6.61111111111

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ohhhh my god that is so much more cursed. i love the effort but i want to stomp on this table like a spider.

[autisticaroace]

While the fractional number of rows is a funny cursed joke, if we're starting from scratch and scattering the elements all over with little regard to chemical properties & atomic numbers, we technically don't need to resort to that since 119 is already a composite number [it's 17 times 7]. Here's what I cooked up quickly in PowerPoint:

[19521chaos]

i got inspired

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Interesting math fact of the day #515:

For any 3D wedge, its volume is bh(2a + c)/6.

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Interesting math fact of the day #514:

The sphericon is not as widely known as it should be [additional citation needed]

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Interesting math fact of the day #513:

There is a family curves called Devil’s curves that all look something like this. All curves are all of the form of y⁴ - y²b² = x⁴ - x²a².

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Interesting math fact of the day #512:

Bricks of the form a x ab x abc can only completely fill in boxes of the form ap x abq x abcr (boxes that are a multiple of the brick)

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this crossword stuff is eeeasy

i can also see that your answer for the clue "Shrek e.g." is EARS????

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new midi crossword!!!

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Interesting math fact of the day #511:

Even though every number takes at most 9 cubes to add up to it, all sufficiently large numbers need at most 7.

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[i-suggest-murder]

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I have no idea how to photoshop, but I find this so funny so I wrote some outlines, enjoy!

Title: floor(A^3^n) dollar foot long

SpongeBob: Sandwiched which have a prime price for all integer n?!?!

Patrick: Fascinating in nature, but contradictory since it can only be found by first computing the primes.

Title: Number of integers and Number of rails in between 0-1 dollar sandwiches

SpongeBob (w/ cursed face): Two difference sandwiches with infinitesimal prices, but one is still more expensive than the other.

Patrick (w/ cursed face): Tragedy, David Hilbert was betrayed by his own field of study

Title: NP-complete dollar foot long

SpongeBob (w/ cursed face): Sandwiches whose price may increase exponentially but can be verified in only polynomial time, and which might not even exist????

Patrick (w/ cursed face): When the bloody war ends no bodies will be found

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Interesting math fact of the day #510:

There is no way that a delegation of six regiments, each of which sends a colonel, a lieutenant-colonel, a major, a captain, a lieutenant, and a sub-lieutenant can be arranged in a regular 6×6 array such that no row or column duplicates a rank or a regiment.