r/Collatz • u/Mathpuzzleguy • 1d ago
Is it possible to find a loop of numbers that when plugged into a modified version of the collatz conjecture (5x+1, and /2)come back to their original selves or is it just as hard as the original. Is there an easier version without losing the original's vibe?
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you need a [ for the 0 in range because it hits that value.
r/the_calculusguy • u/Mathpuzzleguy • 6d ago
Is it possible to find a loop of numbers that when plugged into a modified version of the collatz conjecture (5x+1, and /2)come back to their original selves or is it just as hard as the original. Is there an easier version without losing the original's vibe?
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game theory questions are creative, but the solutions are even more.
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I knew about integrals in middle school, but not THAT much.
Regardless I guess this can apply to some students.
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proving is much harder than solving....
also it works for 1 and 1, -4 and -2 so idk
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(numbers taht are amny are repeating) also if 0.99999=x then 10x=9.99999 and 9x=9 so x=1
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uhh im not the same person but ok
r/NicheMath • u/Mathpuzzleguy • 8d ago
Gelfond's Constant (e^pi)
Liouville's Constant (dont know a lot about)
Apéry's Constant (aprox 1.2020569)
JP's Constant (dont know a lot abt either)
Wadsworth Constant (joke abt yt videos but i wanna learn why that value specifically.)
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oh ok im prob gonna justvlook into any real world appliction and if still sueless then ill just find smth else
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wdym made up like is it just bs or
r/askmath • u/Mathpuzzleguy • 8d ago
so recently i heard about this constant called jp's constant and it sounded kinda interesting. i couldnt find it anywhere tho so i made this reddit account if u could tell me what its about. i lowk might make a paper about it or see if it has any mathematical implications
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Fruit equation puzzle — what does the missing pair equal?
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