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minus-squareNovaSel@lemmy.worldlinkfedilinkarrow-up6·edit-27 hours agoDecided to try this by hand just for the fun of it. I stopped at twelve decimal points because it seems to just go on in a loop forever and I can’t do this all day. 2.571428571428…
minus-squareAxExRx@lemmy.worldlinkfedilinkarrow-up1·26 minutes agoYeah, n/7 does that. It’s a loop of 142857, and changing the numerator shifts where in the loop it starts. They also go in a pattern where the ‘loop’ starts with the Nth largest number in the sequence. So: 1/7= .142857 repeat 2/7= .285714… 3/7= .428571… 4/7= .571428… 5/7= .714285… 6/7=.857142…
Decided to try this by hand just for the fun of it. I stopped at twelve decimal points because it seems to just go on in a loop forever and I can’t do this all day. 2.571428571428…
Yeah, n/7 does that. It’s a loop of 142857, and changing the numerator shifts where in the loop it starts.
They also go in a pattern where the ‘loop’ starts with the Nth largest number in the sequence. So:
1/7= .142857 repeat 2/7= .285714… 3/7= .428571… 4/7= .571428… 5/7= .714285… 6/7=.857142…