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- | ====== NUMBER THEORY ====== | ||
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- | * numericals , numericality , | ||
- | * numerical quantity , | ||
- | * countable , | ||
- | * calculations , calculatable | ||
- | * numerical measure | ||
- | * Oral calculations | ||
- | * Mathematical or scientific speech | ||
- | * mathematical operations | ||
- | * addition | ||
- | * subtraction | ||
- | * Multiplication | ||
- | * Division | ||
- | * Algebraic operations | ||
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- | //Numbers as Abstractions:// | ||
- | Numbers are concepts we use to quantify things. They aren't physical objects themselves, but mental constructs. | ||
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- | Decimal System: The most common system uses digits 0-9. The position of a digit determines its value (10s place, 1s place, etc.). This isn't purely 1D as position matters. | ||
- | Binary System: Computers use binary, where 0 and 1 represent on/off states. While the digits themselves are 1D, a series of them is needed to represent a number. | ||
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- | ^ quantity | ||
- | | zero | | | ||
- | | one | once ( एकस्मिन् ) | monad ( एकजुट ) | first | single / singleton | ||
- | | two | twice ( द्वयोः ) | dyad ( द्वैत , द्वित्व ) | second | ||
- | | three | thrice ( त्रिः ) | triad ( त्रिक , त्रित्व ) | third | triple | ||
- | | four | Quarce ( चतुः | ||
- | | five | Quince ( पञ्चधा , | pentad ( पंचक , पंचत्व ) | fifth | quintuple ( पंचगुण ) | ||
- | | six | Sence ( षड्धा , | hexad ( षट्क , षड्त्व ) | sixth | sextuple | ||
- | | seven | Septence | ||
- | | eight | Octence | ||
- | | nine | Novence | ||
- | | ten | Tonce | decad ( दशक | ||
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