ashish sinha

little bit of this little bit of that.

[ashish sinha @jashu_48]

@hicasamadim 72

[Oxford Mathematics @OxUniMaths]

So who discovered the Fibonacci sequence? Fibonacci?
No, afraid not (no disrespect Leonardo Bonacci, aka Fibonacci).
Another scientist?
Nope.
Who then?
Here's @MarcusduSautoy (it wasn't him either in case you're wondering).

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@rebel_notout Satya ko flat dilana by Bhikhu is very similar to Hamza ko flat dilana in Lyari by Rehman

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@kaushik_sumit @robolsmath @kaushik_sumit u r on 🔥

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@kaushik_sumit @robolsmath Beautiful 🤩

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@robolsmath -1/3

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@robolsmath Page 5,

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@robolsmath Page 4

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@robolsmath @kaushik_sumit Beautiful work 😈

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@robolsmath 7

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@robolsmath @kaushik_sumit 867

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@kaushik_sumit @robolsmath Logically worked out 😈

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@chinmaya_achary

[ashish sinha @jashu_48]

@robolsmath A primer to start your evening. But my mind still on the last Caltech question

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@robolsmath 75 and 975 are just two possible values of n. I am sure there will be more

[ashish sinha @jashu_48]

@robolsmath Quite a question

I had some ideas

n is odd number divisible by 3

n can have multiple of 6 as number of factors

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@kaushik_sumit @robolsmath log and e