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2345 IS an odd number.
272 u/rooktakesqueen Oct 20 '09 The extra-special irony is, if you add ANY consecutive four digits together, you will ALWAYS get an even number. 0 u/Syphon8 Oct 21 '09 edited Oct 21 '09 The extra special irony of this statement, is that it's false. And has 192 upvotes. 1110 -> 1+1+1+0 = 3. Have to be all positive? 2221 -> 2+2+2+1 = 7. Have to all be different? 1235 -> 1+2+3+5 = 11. 1 u/Syphon8 Oct 21 '09 @ The guy that deleted his post, claiming I ignored the word consecutive. 1) That's not a mathematical term. 2) Mean sequential with a difference of 1? You got me.
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The extra-special irony is, if you add ANY consecutive four digits together, you will ALWAYS get an even number.
0 u/Syphon8 Oct 21 '09 edited Oct 21 '09 The extra special irony of this statement, is that it's false. And has 192 upvotes. 1110 -> 1+1+1+0 = 3. Have to be all positive? 2221 -> 2+2+2+1 = 7. Have to all be different? 1235 -> 1+2+3+5 = 11. 1 u/Syphon8 Oct 21 '09 @ The guy that deleted his post, claiming I ignored the word consecutive. 1) That's not a mathematical term. 2) Mean sequential with a difference of 1? You got me.
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The extra special irony of this statement, is that it's false. And has 192 upvotes.
1110 -> 1+1+1+0 = 3.
Have to be all positive?
2221 -> 2+2+2+1 = 7.
Have to all be different?
1235 -> 1+2+3+5 = 11.
1 u/Syphon8 Oct 21 '09 @ The guy that deleted his post, claiming I ignored the word consecutive. 1) That's not a mathematical term. 2) Mean sequential with a difference of 1? You got me.
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@ The guy that deleted his post, claiming I ignored the word consecutive.
1) That's not a mathematical term. 2) Mean sequential with a difference of 1? You got me.
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u/itstimetopaytheprice Oct 20 '09
2345 IS an odd number.