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heartbone
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Look at this.
1*1= 1
11*11= 121
111*111= 12321
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111111111*111111111= 12345678987654321
1111111111*1111111111= 12345678900987654321

Anyone care to explain why the symmetry stops at 10 ones squared?

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Gery
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yes.

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Cyberflame
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Its still there.. 1234567890||0987654321

DANGIT NEO, YOU CHANGED THE CODE AND NOW THE MATRIX WONT TEXTURE RIGHT.
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CloseToPerfect
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beause decimal is base 10
if you do the same experiment with a hex calc it will be symetrical to 16 digits, giving you 123456789ABCDEF0FEDCBA987654321
and a octal calc will only goto 8 places
123456707654321

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QuothTheRaven
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Any number of 1's times any number of 1's is a palendrome. Don't forget decimal places

1.11 * 111111
1111.11* 111.1
11111 * 11111111

The number of 1's does not have to match up on each side.

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empty
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Quote: " beause decimal is base 10"

Yes.

Quote: "if you do the same experiment with a hex calc it will be symetrical to 16 digits, giving you 123456789ABCDEF0FEDCBA987654321
and a octal calc will only goto 8 places
123456707654321"

Nope

actually
decimal 1111111111*1111111111=1234567900987654321
octal 11111111*11111111=123457007654321

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empty, right, decimal is symetrical to 9, oct to 7, and hex to 15.
I answered from math class memories 15 years old without checking a calc. But, the reason is still the same, whatever base you use it will go 1 less then the base because you need to be able to answer the middle digit needs a single numerical figure to repersent it.

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