The “Evan” Numbers
The Even numbers are simple: $2, 4, 6, 8, 10, 12, dots$
The "Evan" numbers follow a tricky rule: $2, 4, 6, 30, 32, 34, 36, 40, 42, 44, 46, 50, 52, 54, 56, 60, 62, 64, 66, 2000, 2002, 2004, dots$
What is going on?
Filler text: Lorem ipshum dolior sit amet, consecteturn adipiscting elitt, sedh do eiusemod tempor incididunet uta laborre ete dolorne magona aliquha. Ut enimu and minim vendiam, quirs nostrude exercitation dullamco laboris nisi ut saliquip
number-sequence no-computers
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The Even numbers are simple: $2, 4, 6, 8, 10, 12, dots$
The "Evan" numbers follow a tricky rule: $2, 4, 6, 30, 32, 34, 36, 40, 42, 44, 46, 50, 52, 54, 56, 60, 62, 64, 66, 2000, 2002, 2004, dots$
What is going on?
Filler text: Lorem ipshum dolior sit amet, consecteturn adipiscting elitt, sedh do eiusemod tempor incididunet uta laborre ete dolorne magona aliquha. Ut enimu and minim vendiam, quirs nostrude exercitation dullamco laboris nisi ut saliquip
number-sequence no-computers
edited 25 mins ago
Glorfindel
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What's with the filler text?
– FireCubez
2 hours ago
@FireCubez What about it?
– Display name
1 hour ago
What is its use? The accepted answer didn't even mention it. Am I missing something?
– FireCubez
1 hour ago
The filler text is so the question can reach the minimum character count.
– a guy
1 hour ago
No, actually it's a hint.
– Glorfindel
1 hour ago
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The Even numbers are simple: $2, 4, 6, 8, 10, 12, dots$
The "Evan" numbers follow a tricky rule: $2, 4, 6, 30, 32, 34, 36, 40, 42, 44, 46, 50, 52, 54, 56, 60, 62, 64, 66, 2000, 2002, 2004, dots$
What is going on?
Filler text: Lorem ipshum dolior sit amet, consecteturn adipiscting elitt, sedh do eiusemod tempor incididunet uta laborre ete dolorne magona aliquha. Ut enimu and minim vendiam, quirs nostrude exercitation dullamco laboris nisi ut saliquip
number-sequence no-computers
edited 25 mins ago
Glorfindel
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asked 2 hours ago
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The Even numbers are simple: $2, 4, 6, 8, 10, 12, dots$
The "Evan" numbers follow a tricky rule: $2, 4, 6, 30, 32, 34, 36, 40, 42, 44, 46, 50, 52, 54, 56, 60, 62, 64, 66, 2000, 2002, 2004, dots$
What is going on?
Filler text: Lorem ipshum dolior sit amet, consecteturn adipiscting elitt, sedh do eiusemod tempor incididunet uta laborre ete dolorne magona aliquha. Ut enimu and minim vendiam, quirs nostrude exercitation dullamco laboris nisi ut saliquip
number-sequence no-computers
number-sequence no-computers
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Glorfindel
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Glorfindel
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Glorfindel
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Glorfindel
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What's with the filler text?
– FireCubez
2 hours ago
@FireCubez What about it?
– Display name
1 hour ago
What is its use? The accepted answer didn't even mention it. Am I missing something?
– FireCubez
1 hour ago
The filler text is so the question can reach the minimum character count.
– a guy
1 hour ago
No, actually it's a hint.
– Glorfindel
1 hour ago
add a comment |
What's with the filler text?
– FireCubez
2 hours ago
@FireCubez What about it?
– Display name
1 hour ago
What is its use? The accepted answer didn't even mention it. Am I missing something?
– FireCubez
1 hour ago
The filler text is so the question can reach the minimum character count.
– a guy
1 hour ago
No, actually it's a hint.
– Glorfindel
1 hour ago
What's with the filler text?
– FireCubez
2 hours ago
What's with the filler text?
– FireCubez
2 hours ago
@FireCubez What about it?
– Display name
1 hour ago
@FireCubez What about it?
– Display name
1 hour ago
What is its use? The accepted answer didn't even mention it. Am I missing something?
– FireCubez
1 hour ago
What is its use? The accepted answer didn't even mention it. Am I missing something?
– FireCubez
1 hour ago
The filler text is so the question can reach the minimum character count.
– a guy
1 hour ago
The filler text is so the question can reach the minimum character count.
– a guy
1 hour ago
No, actually it's a hint.
– Glorfindel
1 hour ago
No, actually it's a hint.
– Glorfindel
1 hour ago
add a comment |
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"Evan" numbers are
numbers not containing the letter 'e' (when written in English).
That means they
don't contain the following words:
- one
- three
- five
- seven(ty)
- eight(y)
- nine(ty)
- ten/teen
- twelve
- twenty
- hundred
Interestingly,
the OEIS calls them 'eban numbers': see sequence A006933
FWIW, I found the pattern on my own, I didn't use a computer or phone to look it up.
As for the filler text,
it's the standard Lorem Ipsum with some letters interjected:
Lorem ipshum dolior sit amet, consecteturn adipiscting elitt, sedh do eiusemod tempor incididunet uta laborre ete dolorne magona aliquha. Ut enimu and minim vendiam, quirs nostrude exercitation dullamco laboris nisi ut saliquip
hintheearenohundreds (which seems to miss an r, BTW)
Hint: there are no hundreds (because that word contains an 'e').
answered 2 hours ago
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"Evan" numbers are
numbers not containing the letter 'e' (when written in English).
That means they
don't contain the following words:
- one
- three
- five
- seven(ty)
- eight(y)
- nine(ty)
- ten/teen
- twelve
- twenty
- hundred
Interestingly,
the OEIS calls them 'eban numbers': see sequence A006933
FWIW, I found the pattern on my own, I didn't use a computer or phone to look it up.
As for the filler text,
it's the standard Lorem Ipsum with some letters interjected:
Lorem ipshum dolior sit amet, consecteturn adipiscting elitt, sedh do eiusemod tempor incididunet uta laborre ete dolorne magona aliquha. Ut enimu and minim vendiam, quirs nostrude exercitation dullamco laboris nisi ut saliquip
hintheearenohundreds (which seems to miss an r, BTW)
Hint: there are no hundreds (because that word contains an 'e').
answered 2 hours ago
Glorfindel
13.2k34881
add a comment |
"Evan" numbers are
numbers not containing the letter 'e' (when written in English).
That means they
don't contain the following words:
- one
- three
- five
- seven(ty)
- eight(y)
- nine(ty)
- ten/teen
- twelve
- twenty
- hundred
Interestingly,
the OEIS calls them 'eban numbers': see sequence A006933
FWIW, I found the pattern on my own, I didn't use a computer or phone to look it up.
As for the filler text,
it's the standard Lorem Ipsum with some letters interjected:
Lorem ipshum dolior sit amet, consecteturn adipiscting elitt, sedh do eiusemod tempor incididunet uta laborre ete dolorne magona aliquha. Ut enimu and minim vendiam, quirs nostrude exercitation dullamco laboris nisi ut saliquip
hintheearenohundreds (which seems to miss an r, BTW)
Hint: there are no hundreds (because that word contains an 'e').
answered 2 hours ago
Glorfindel
13.2k34881
add a comment |
"Evan" numbers are
numbers not containing the letter 'e' (when written in English).
That means they
don't contain the following words:
- one
- three
- five
- seven(ty)
- eight(y)
- nine(ty)
- ten/teen
- twelve
- twenty
- hundred
Interestingly,
the OEIS calls them 'eban numbers': see sequence A006933
FWIW, I found the pattern on my own, I didn't use a computer or phone to look it up.
As for the filler text,
it's the standard Lorem Ipsum with some letters interjected:
Lorem ipshum dolior sit amet, consecteturn adipiscting elitt, sedh do eiusemod tempor incididunet uta laborre ete dolorne magona aliquha. Ut enimu and minim vendiam, quirs nostrude exercitation dullamco laboris nisi ut saliquip
hintheearenohundreds (which seems to miss an r, BTW)
Hint: there are no hundreds (because that word contains an 'e').
answered 2 hours ago
Glorfindel
13.2k34881
"Evan" numbers are
numbers not containing the letter 'e' (when written in English).
That means they
don't contain the following words:
- one
- three
- five
- seven(ty)
- eight(y)
- nine(ty)
- ten/teen
- twelve
- twenty
- hundred
Interestingly,
the OEIS calls them 'eban numbers': see sequence A006933
FWIW, I found the pattern on my own, I didn't use a computer or phone to look it up.
As for the filler text,
it's the standard Lorem Ipsum with some letters interjected:
Lorem ipshum dolior sit amet, consecteturn adipiscting elitt, sedh do eiusemod tempor incididunet uta laborre ete dolorne magona aliquha. Ut enimu and minim vendiam, quirs nostrude exercitation dullamco laboris nisi ut saliquip
hintheearenohundreds (which seems to miss an r, BTW)
Hint: there are no hundreds (because that word contains an 'e').
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What's with the filler text?
– FireCubez
2 hours ago
@FireCubez What about it?
– Display name
1 hour ago
What is its use? The accepted answer didn't even mention it. Am I missing something?
– FireCubez
1 hour ago
The filler text is so the question can reach the minimum character count.
– a guy
1 hour ago
No, actually it's a hint.
– Glorfindel
1 hour ago