Is there a Mathematician in the house?
25 replies
Cornersteady replied on 04/09/2017 21:40
Posted on 04/09/2017 21:01 by mickysf383 - a palindromic number!
Posted on 04/09/2017 21:40
yes,
and its prime
and it's the sum of three other palindromic numbers
and those three palindromic numbers themselves are prime
and is the smallest prime that can be represented by the sum of a prime and its reversal: 383 = 241 + 142.
and it's a Woodhall prime
and it's the only know multi digit Woodhall prime
and it's sexy prime (look that one up)
Cornersteady replied on 04/09/2017 21:42
mickysf replied on 05/09/2017 09:26
Posted on 04/09/2017 21:40 by Cornersteadyyes,
and its prime
and it's the sum of three other palindromic numbers
and those three palindromic numbers themselves are prime
and is the smallest prime that can be represented by the sum of a prime and its reversal: 383 = 241 + 142.
and it's a Woodhall prime
and it's the only know multi digit Woodhall prime
and it's sexy prime (look that one up)
mickysf replied on 05/09/2017 09:49
NevChap replied on 05/09/2017 10:15
KeithandMargaret replied on 06/09/2017 09:26
mickysf replied on 06/09/2017 11:10
Posted on 06/09/2017 11:10
40 is sweet & sour King prawns on the menu I'm reading, it comes with boiled rice but you can pay extra to change that to fried rice.
6 is also an odd one out as its a single digit number. It's also prawn toast (without rice)
81 is also an odd one out as its Chicken Maryland and as such is the only one which is not a Chinese dish.
mickysf replied on 07/09/2017 15:16
moulesy replied on 07/09/2017 15:36
Posted on 07/09/2017 15:16 by mickysfCan any one fill in the spaces and explain this sequence.
...._,13,_,34,_....
The key to the middle number may open the door to the puzzle!
KeithandMargaret
Motorhomer