Is this last sentence false?
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Long and short are on a relative scale. If you’re comparing to an atom, you’re long. If you’re comparing to the universe, you’re short.
Is this last sentence false?
Is this last sentence false?
Probably
What is the last possible living thing
your mom
how did the first living thing come into being
how did the first living thing come into being
Evolution 😨😨🤯😱 What is 10 divided by 3
3 and 1/3
Rules for the question: 1. Pick a positive whole number 2. If it’s odd, multiply by 3 and add 1
3. If it’s even divide by 2
Try to find a number that does not end in the following pattern: 4,2,1…
3. If it’s even divide by 2
Try to find a number that does not end in the following pattern: 4,2,1…
Lol nobody here is that smart
To follow along with your math question, heres another one.
Are there infinitely many prime numbers that are 1 less than the factorial of some positive integer?
A factorial is multiplying a number by one less than itself until you get to one.
10!=10 X 9 X 8 X … X 2 X 1
i mean 5! - 1 is 119 and 119 is 17 x 7 right, so I guess not
Lincoy3304 wrote:
To follow along with your math question, heres another one.
Are there infinitely many prime numbers that are 1 less than the factorial of some positive integer?
A factorial is multiplying a number by one less than itself until you get to one.
10!=10 X 9 X 8 X … X 2 X 1,
What do you mean?
If you mean n! -1=prime number, so i found 3 n numbers, {3,4,6}
Is the comment above me wrong?
Yes. What is the possibility of one's existence?
What possibility?
There are lot types of possibility, it could be luck possibility, death possibility, chess moves possibility etc
Raphael wrote:
Lincoy3304 wrote:
To follow along with your math question, heres another one.
Are there infinitely many prime numbers that are 1 less than the factorial of some positive integer?
A factorial is multiplying a number by one less than itself until you get to one.
10!=10 X 9 X 8 X … X 2 X 1,
What do you mean?
If you mean n! -1=prime number, so i found 3 n numbers, {3,4,6}
Correlation does not mean causation. What about 1000! or 999! ?
If you replace all the old parts of a ship with new parts, is it still the same ship?
Lincoy3304 wrote:
If you replace all the old parts of a ship with new parts, is it still the same ship?
Yes, am i correct?
I’ll start what I’d longer LONG or SHORT