Just another interesting pattern in #mathematics. 😮 Tweet added by Abakcus @abakcus

Abakcus

@abakcus

3 years

Just another interesting pattern in #mathematics . 😮

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Çetin Kaya Koç

@cetinkayakoc

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@abakcus Proof: (100d+10d+d)/(d+d+d) = 111d/3d = 37

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Ahmad Hijazi | أحمد حجازي

@_AhmadHijazi

3 years

@abakcus That's not a pattern.. That's the same equation written 9 times

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Pramod

@pramodk73

3 years

@abakcus @nixcraft It's a joke

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aldanjah

@aldanjah

3 years

@abakcus All the same 111/3 fraction ....

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Virgilio Sison

@vpsison

3 years

@abakcus Just copies of the same thing.

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Fabio Gaitan

@funesfabiog

3 years

@abakcus @piacpandal para que las vayas juntando a tu lista de curiosidades

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Ammar Ahmed

@Ammar_427

3 years

@abakcus @mathladyhazel How can it be a pattern? Just some kind of multiplication table.

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Sans prénom .

@TNR_dAquin

3 years

@abakcus Interesting

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Alien 👽

@__InfiniteLove

3 years

@abakcus @TassithaR What ! Damn where were you when I was kid 🥺 I hate you for being unknow to me till now

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Herbert Daly (also @[email protected])

@HaloedPayload

3 years

@abakcus @mathladyhazel ...more a 'mathematical illusion' than a pattern maybe...

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via legio

@LegioVia

3 years

@abakcus Elegant and beautiful. Kind Regards.

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Matthias Bolten

@bolten

3 years

@abakcus Actually not too surprising: 111 * n / (3 * n) = 111 / 3 = 37.

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Sakurajima Daikon

@SakurajimaD

3 years

@abakcus These are all of the form [x*(111)]/[x*3] for x = 5, 6, 7, 8, 9 so not that interesting maybe.

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Matt

@HarryG23

3 years

@abakcus 111 / 3 repeated and factored

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Gautam Khatter

@gautamkhatterr

3 years

@abakcus Mathematics is the most beautiful subject in the world.

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AnonymousUser

@SHAnonymousUser

3 years

@abakcus boring... 222 / (2 + 2 + 2) => 2 * 111 / 2 * (1 + 1 + 1) =>111 / (1 + 1 + 1)

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Jann-Fiete Arp

@ArpJann

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@abakcus (100x + 10x + x)/3x = 111x/3x = 37 @Harvard where do I sign?

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