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Number Theory Level 3

All the numbers provided in this question are all binary. Like, every single number. Take note of that.

Calculate:

1110 + 10 0 10 11 \dfrac{1110+100^{10}}{11}

Edit 1: Changed 2nd 100 to 10 (the one you see now).

A very big number 100 1010 10

Aloysius Ng by Aloysius Ng , 20, Singapore

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1 solution

Drex Beckman
Jan 19, 2016

1110 is 14 base 10. 100 is 4, and 11 is 3. 14+16=30, and 30/3=10. Ten is 1010 base 2.

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But it's not 4 × 4 4 \times 4 , it's 4 4 { 4 }^{ 4 }

William Pan - 5 years, 4 months ago

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Oh, haha, I screwed up...again. Saw you already reported it, though.

Drex Beckman - 5 years, 4 months ago

And that's where i screwed up as well... Time to read "Basic Mathematics" again...

Aloysius Ng - 5 years, 4 months ago

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