Author Topic: Do my homework for me!  (Read 721 times)

I need help lol, with Palindromes and Triangular numbers. If someone could explain them it'd help me out a lot.

I know it's easy but yeah I suck at maths.

palindromes are numbers that are the same read backwards as they are read forward
like 36863 or 1881

I dunno what a triangular number is though

palindromes are numbers that are the same read backwards as they are read forward
like 36863 or 1881

I dunno what a triangular number is though
I assumed so, thanks. Triangular numbers is weird our maths teacher told us it was like
 2
1 1
and if we added more it'd look like this
  4
 2 2
1 1 1

The first one on the bottom would be 66 then, lol.

I am assuming this is like, Algebra 2.

after you get rid of all the palindromes you can just fill in the rest easily, without even needing to know what a "triangular number" is

someone should do my 2nd order differential equations hw and those god awful physics problems with dynamic acceleration

after you get rid of all the palindromes you can just fill in the rest easily, without even needing to know what a "triangular number" is
though we're going to use them later so i'm forgeted lol.
from wikipedia here's the equation to work it out...


And the first 6 triangular numbers.

55 is multiple of 11 triangular number
15 - multiple of 3 triangular number
78 - multiple of 2 triangular
33 is multiple of 3 palindrome
44 is multiple of 11 palindrome
make 494 multiple of 13 palindrome, and put 66 in multiple of 2 palindrome
« Last Edit: February 05, 2014, 05:08:04 PM by Placid »

The first one on the bottom would be 66 then, lol.

I am assuming this is like, Algebra 2.
66 is multiple of 11 triangular number
written down, hurrah. Thanks a lot.

written down, hurrah. Thanks a lot.
nvm thats wrong re-check my post

nvm thats wrong re-check my post
Written them down except I used 55 for multiple of 5 Triangular number.
I'll change 55 to Multiple of 11 and then I have two gaps left, multiples of 13 and multiple of 5 with the numbers left : 10 and 6, I must've written something down wrong in multiple of 5 and 3.
« Last Edit: February 05, 2014, 05:16:33 PM by Starzy »

Isn't a triangular number like bowling pins?

Isn't a triangular number like bowling pins?
sort of, and I guess I can figure out the last bit. Thanks for the help, if anyone wants to discuss I will keep it open.