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I am known for such beauties as forgetting to change the sign in a calculation, and getting a negative time value, And due to forgetting to subtracting a number the area being imaginary.
In the song The Twelve days of Christmas, your true love gives you a bunch of gifts throughout the twelve days. Assuming that each day they give you a new gift (that being the partridge in the first day is not the partridge in the second day), you will receive a total of
12 Partridges in pear trees
22 Turtle doves
30 French hens
36 Calling birds
40 ~Golden Ringss~
42 Geese a laying
42 Swans a swimming
40 Maids a milking
36 Ladies dancing
30 Lords a leaping
22 Pipers piping
12 Drummers drumming
That is a total of 364 gifts. That is a lot of gifts.
I just realized that these numbers also have a nice symmetry to them.
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Edit: Mersenne Prime should be (2^n) -1, not 2^(n-1)
The maths history comic is taking some time, so until then enjoy some random maths fun.
~Non-Euclidean Geometry~
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part 1 : https://www.tumblr.com/mathscat/788609687250763776/non-euclidean-geometry-part-12-it-is-quite