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RE: Mathematical Alchemy (dissecting base 10 numbers via Vortex Based Mathematics, the "digital root" and the nonagon)

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Mathematical Alchemy (dissecting base 10 numbers via Vortex Based Mathematics, the "digital root" and the nonagon)

leprechaun (56) in mathematics • 7 years ago (edited)

I was working on another way of expressing these triangles when I realized there is a kind of mistake in your calculations.

When we are doing subtraction, we may find we subtract a larger number from a smaller number. This gives us a negative value with real values.

Sum each pair Subtract each pair image

I would love to express what I have in neatly typed text but Markdown really sucks for Math. No wonder you used images for all of the notation. Mod 9 subtraction works properly by finding some number that makes the other number sum to 9. So, -8 is 1. -5 is 4.

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7 years ago by leprechaun (56)

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xavierhorsechode (49) · 7 years ago (edited)

Thank you for your input brother. Mistake perhaps, but it was intentional. I would have went the route you wonderfully explained. However by doing the way I did it, where I broke away from using subtraction / negative integers solely, I went and used addition where appropriate. I then noticed / it still reveled to me an obvious PA-ttern. So much so that I went with this route instead rather than using subtraction / negative integers completely. Good find though brother. Great work. :)

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