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365 divided by Any Random number output
Add answer 2 digits together (l2r) at a time, moving to right of decimal when cross over happens.
When #.# divide for answer, when #, that's the answer.
#pass2singleUNIT
Add answer 2 digits together (l2r) at a time, moving to right of decimal when cross over happens.
When #.# divide for answer, when #, that's the answer.
#pass2singleUNIT
#pass2singleUNIT exp:
365/9 = 40.55555556 [0]
40.55555556
4+0, ., 5+5, 5+5, 5+5, 6
4,.,10,10,10,6 = 5.1116 [1]
5+1, ., 1+1, 6
6,.,2,6 = 6.26 [2]
6+2, ., 6
8.6
8/6 = 1.333333333 [3]
1.333333333
4.66663 [4]
11.29 [5]
3.1 [6]
3/1 = 3 [7]
Answer: 3[7]
3 * 7 = 21 = 2+1 = 3 (Even)
365/9 = 40.55555556 [0]
40.55555556
4+0, ., 5+5, 5+5, 5+5, 6
4,.,10,10,10,6 = 5.1116 [1]
5+1, ., 1+1, 6
6,.,2,6 = 6.26 [2]
6+2, ., 6
8.6
8/6 = 1.333333333 [3]
1.333333333
4.66663 [4]
11.29 [5]
3.1 [6]
3/1 = 3 [7]
Answer: 3[7]
3 * 7 = 21 = 2+1 = 3 (Even)
3[7] (3e)
Single Unit ended at 3 on the 7th pass
Verify 3*7 ends at 3 with an even number of passes
#pass2singleUNIT
Single Unit ended at 3 on the 7th pass
Verify 3*7 ends at 3 with an even number of passes
#pass2singleUNIT
Change the base number to represent the base data set (year was the example of '365')
The random number represents chaos
How long until Chaos equals-out and at what value does it equal out to?
What's This? A prediction model, sequencing mechanic or wrapper function, idk...
The random number represents chaos
How long until Chaos equals-out and at what value does it equal out to?
What's This? A prediction model, sequencing mechanic or wrapper function, idk...
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