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A problem with an infinite multitude of numbers that follow some rules

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A problem with an infinite multitude of numbers that follow some rules

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A number when divided by 899 gives a remainder 63. The remainder when this number is divided by 29 is?

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Prove that if $a$ and $b$ are coprime then so are $a^n$ and $b^m$

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First-order Peano arithmetic and (the lack of) implicit definition of addition

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Question of the test of the Brazilian naval college

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A coin is thrown until it comes up tails. What is the probability of making at most $3$ throws?

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Is equality of two fractions ( like $2/10$ and $1/5$) really equality or equivalence?

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Can origami math solve polynomial equations of degree greater than 3?

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DIvisibility Error in the TI-84

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Reference Request: Had this line of solution about division by zero been investigated before?

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How can I show this simple inequality?

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Are numbers independent of the basis we use?

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Can iterated arithmetical operators break closure over $\mathbb C$?

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A problem with an infinite multitude of numbers that follow some rules

A number when divided by 899 gives a remainder 63. The remainder when this number is divided by 29 is?

Prove that if $a$ and $b$ are coprime then so are $a^n$ and $b^m$

First-order Peano arithmetic and (the lack of) implicit definition of addition

Question of the test of the Brazilian naval college

A coin is thrown until it comes up tails. What is the probability of making at most $3$ throws?

Is equality of two fractions ( like $2/10$ and $1/5$) really equality or equivalence?

Can origami math solve polynomial equations of degree greater than 3?

Would exponentiation by non rational algebraic numbers also result in a non-algebraic number?

DIvisibility Error in the TI-84

Reference Request: Had this line of solution about division by zero been investigated before?

This problem has been giving me headache for past couple of days. Please, Solve it for me..

How can I show this simple inequality?

Are numbers independent of the basis we use?

Can iterated arithmetical operators break closure over $\mathbb C$?

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