PeachBlossom
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- Oct 19, 2019
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Actually I was mistaken. I thought that 24=4! is less than 2^4 =16. And I DID get 24 and 16. I guess I will be away for awhile sitting in the corner for 4!+2^6 minutes.Do you see a (minor) problem with problem number 1?
You need to go through a few examples. If you think you understand how it's done try a few problems. The more the better - quantity of work becomes quality of understanding.Sorry if im going to sound a bit dumb. To be honest I don't understand at all this topic, realizing it now, im struggeling very bad. Have tried to search the internet and watched youtube videos, for 2 whole days, nothing is really helping. Don't know what to do for me to understand this properly. Wan't to understand this kind of math really bad. Im stuck on every question on elements on number theory.![]()
Let's look at the first problem.Is someone can recommend me where to start at the beginning, so I could understand this topic. I would appreciate it.