Editing Talk:2835: Factorial Numbers
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Should we move the line about the number at the top of the presentation being the number of this comic to trivia? Seems like it belongs there. [[User:B_for_brain|B for brain]] ([[User_talk:B_for_brain|talk]]) ([https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCg4bo-hj-mDyOOUp_Yp0pug youtube channel] [https://bforbrain.weebly.com/ wobsite (supposed to be a blag)] 17:31, 19 January 2024 (UTC) | Should we move the line about the number at the top of the presentation being the number of this comic to trivia? Seems like it belongs there. [[User:B_for_brain|B for brain]] ([[User_talk:B_for_brain|talk]]) ([https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCg4bo-hj-mDyOOUp_Yp0pug youtube channel] [https://bforbrain.weebly.com/ wobsite (supposed to be a blag)] 17:31, 19 January 2024 (UTC) | ||
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==Fractions== | ==Fractions== | ||
I have actually considered this system, though not with any illusion of its being useful. Any system "exists", just as any number "exists". A system where 1 = decimal 1, 10 = decimal 29, 100 = decimal 493 , exists in the monetary system of the Harry Potter world. An actual system existed where 1d = 1d, 1/- = 12d, £1/-/- = 240d. | I have actually considered this system, though not with any illusion of its being useful. Any system "exists", just as any number "exists". A system where 1 = decimal 1, 10 = decimal 29, 100 = decimal 493 , exists in the monetary system of the Harry Potter world. An actual system existed where 1d = 1d, 1/- = 12d, £1/-/- = 240d. |