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| titletext = Two tips: 1) 8675309 is not just prime, it's a twin prime, and 2) if you ever find yourself raising log(anything)^e or taking the pi-th root of anything, set down the marker and back away from the whiteboard; something has gone horribly wrong. | | titletext = Two tips: 1) 8675309 is not just prime, it's a twin prime, and 2) if you ever find yourself raising log(anything)^e or taking the pi-th root of anything, set down the marker and back away from the whiteboard; something has gone horribly wrong. | ||
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β | + | {{incomplete|The layout is still bad. And the cos(pi/7) + cos(3pi/7) + cos(5pi/7) issue is still not explained. See discussion.}} | |
==Explanation== | ==Explanation== | ||