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"on both sides" because "on either side" to me meant it may be duo of 1-13zeros-6661 and 1666-13zeros-1. More for those who don't click the link, other Belpheg
by fuzzythinker 2y ago
"on both sides" because "on either side" to me meant it may be duo of 1-13zeros-6661 and 1666-13zeros-1.
More for those who don't click the link, other Belphegor primes numbers are with the following number of zeros in both ends (and 1 to cap off the ends): 0, 13, 42, 506, 608, 2472, 2623, maybe more.
- sdwr 2y ago"to either side" or "on either side" commonly means "on both sides" "Either" has two meanings: - verb-wise, it separates different options (you can have either X or Y) - noun-wise, it refers to two similar groups (there was no light on either side of the bridge, or, conversely, the bridge was lit on either side)
- jjtheblunt 2y ago(Native speaker) i read either in the sense of logical or, so one side alone (tegardless of which side) or both sides at once. Interesting how varied the ohrasing can be read, though!
- quuxplusone 2y agoIndeed. "On either side the river lie / Long fields of barley and of rye" —Tennyson