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Pair of numbers that can be written with the same set of symbols
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February 05, 2013, 04:00:15 pm »
I just found 42 and 666 can be written with the same set of symbols in a mathematical formula. Can you find out how I did it?
I'll edit the answer here later today (as I'm in the middle of a French course).
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666, the Number of the Beast, can be written as a sum of all the natural integers between 1 and 36. (1+2+3+4+...+35+36) You can use the sigma notation:
36
Σ
x = 666
x=1
You can also write it as:
6
2
Σ
x = 666
x=1
Move the exponent 2 somewhere else:
6
Σ
2x = 42
x=1
which is the answer to life, the universe and everything.
QED. The beast and the universe are linked together.
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Re: Pair of numbers that can be written with the same set of symbols
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2*3*3*37+0+0*3
33+3*3+0*2*7*0
Probably not the way you found because it's kind of .. constructed
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Re: Pair of numbers that can be written with the same set of symbols
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February 05, 2013, 04:12:34 pm »
I got it!
42:
42*1+666*0
666:
42*0+666*1
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Re: Pair of numbers that can be written with the same set of symbols
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February 05, 2013, 04:59:03 pm »
You guys are cheating, you're multiplying by 0.
I'll write up a real answer.
Your mind will be blown. Don't open the spoiler in the OP if you wanna find out by yourself.
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