One day MathBabbler entered his office and his office number 464 caught his attention. He noticed that 464 is the sum of two square numbers: 400 (20-squared) and 64 (8-squared).
The following information about the number 464 was generated by MBNA (MathBabbler's Number Analyst).
464 is not prime 464 proper divisors are: 1,2,4,8,16,29,58,116,232, 464 is abundant (sum of divisors is 466) 464 is happy 464 is not a Harshad number 464 is undulating 464 is palindromic 464 has the prime factors: 2*2*2*2*29 464 in octal is 0720 464 in hexadecimal is 0x1d0 464 in binary is 111010000 (is evil) 464 is the sum of 20-squared and 8-squared 464 nearest square numbers: -23...20 (441...484 [22]) sqrt(464) = 21.5407 ln(464) = 6.13988 log(464) = 2.66652Update::2010.01.25
MathBabbler posted tweet#
464
on 25 January 2010. And the tweet was.http://PurpleMath.com is an excellent resource for learning about algebra.The MBNA (MathBabbler Number Analyst) had changed quite a bit since this nBAB for the number
464
was created and the following is additional MBNA output.464 reciprocal is .00215517241379310344827586206896 464! is 3.04881e+1037 464 is 147.696 Pi years 464 is 23 score and 4 years 464 written as a Roman numeral is CDLXIV
Creator: Gerald Thurman
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Created: 30 April 2008 (posted 4 May 2008)