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A P number is a P I that equals the sum of all of its D o t I. For example 28, W D (n C I) are 1, 2, 4, 7, and 14, W A T give 28.

Sue x

A Prime Number in / is a P I to / the /that / thats Equal to / the sum of / on/ off /out a / and in D of / on the I. For Example 28, Which / when Divided (n C I) a , 2, 7, 14, W A T, G 28..?

Not at all sure,the first A, F ,W should be in lower case if we are right so far, all those numbers go into 28 tho.

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Are The I's capital I's or lower case l's , please ?
Sandie.x

Hi Liz~~ and anyone else looking in~~~~~~~~~~~~~

Give me the fog any day, can't wait to get rid of the white stuff!!!!

Sandie.x

Hi, all.

Hope you're managing to keep warm this week. Not nice here today - damp and foggy - I prefer the snow!

A P Number is a P I that Equals the sum of all its D o t I. For Example 28, Which/When D (n C I) a , 2, 7, 14, W A T, G 28

Hi Sue~~~

What's perfect hun ..?..lol....Hope it's you:)

A P N in / is a P I to / the /that / thats Equal to / the sum of / on/ off /out a / and in D of / on the I. F E 28, W D (n C I) a , 2, 7, 14, W A T, G 28..?

Mathematical ...?..or is that stupidly obvious:)
Something is coming to mind but I ain't got my maths head on ay the mo.
Did pass GCSE second go tho.lol.Grade 3 ,I think.lol
Dad was the expert in the family even when he was 90; Dau did AS Maths, had an A* in GCE and used to phone my dad if she got stuck,he always knew the answer:) Son had and A* also in GCE.
Sister had a Grade I GCSE in both ordinary and applied.
Hubby works in financial accounting and is sharp as a pin with Maths tho couldn't take GCSE cos of the compehensive system at that time,had to do CSE.
I'm the duffer of them all.lol

I'll have to sleep on it:))

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Perfect!

Sue x

Hi all ~~~~~
Gosh Sue!

That looks worse than your birthday crusher:(

Have to go onto the laptop now... sleepy hubby :)

Sandie.x

Hi All

A P N i a P I t E t s o a i D o t I. F E 28, W D (n C I) a , 2, 7, 14, W A T, G 28

Sue x

Sue~~~

Sounds just right hun:)) Nice one !

No, you're Birthday post didnt have a number as such, it was:-
T N F i t O N i t E L t i S w t S N o L a t N I
No probs tho, our lovely Liz sussed it:))

I cheated with the Birthday Cake and copied it from Ron's thread.lol

But the thought was there :)
Sandie.x

Inspiration!

It takes two to tango?

Sue x

Hi Sandie

I know I've been guilty of it in the past, but this time I did have a number!

Di got it "The Number Four is the Only Number in the English Language that is Spelt with the Same Number of Letter's as the Number Itself "

Thanks for the birthday cake, by the way. That must've taken a bit of thought, so - cheers!

I wonder if Bob has a two, a three or a thirteen hidden there somewhere?

Sue x

Hi Bob~~

Nice to see you on this thread, it's been a bit quite since we lost our lovely Aussie lady friends Jackie and Daphne from the threaad,sadly !
Nothing sinister.. I still keep in touch with them :))

I T T t T

where is the number matey .lol ? Must have one! Sue got away without one yesterday cos it was 2nd anniversary of her thread :)

I T T the / to / then / there / that/ T...?

Any of the T's could be 2, 10,12, etc 20 etc, 2,000.. we need one number please, pretty please:))

Sandie.x

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I T T t T

(so they say)

LOL Diane, thats better than MY effort!!LOL

Hi Sue and Liz hope you are both well and keeping warm.

The Number Four is the Only Number in the English Language that is Spelt with the Same Number of Letter's as the Number Itself ?

Diane x

...........that is shown with the same number of lines as the number.........?

Good night, Liz

See you soon

sue x

I'm afraid I'm off to bed. You'll have to carry on the party without me!

Hi Liz

Four is the number - and you're right so far
Sue x

No number?

The Number Four/Five is the Only Number in the English Language that is S with the S N o L a t N I