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That's a prime number and those diagonals were present for all primes I tried. There's probably a name for that.
by morsch 12y ago
That's a prime number and those diagonals were present for all primes I tried. There's probably a name for that.
- readerrrr 12y agoThere are two non-parallel lines in 4513( and I'm not talking about the two sets of parallel lines crossing each other ). Look carefully, and ignore other parallels. I haven't seen any such clear example in other primes( or any other number for that matter ). I though it was interesting so here is a picture: http://i.imgur.com/KpbfuSz.jpg http://i.imgur.com/KpbfuSz.jpg Between the purple and blue lines, there are a couple of segments desperately trying to form a line, but failing.