Hello everybody. <br>I hope I am in right place
to find answer to my question that has bee a pus
zzle for lastfew years and will be if you are not able
to solve it My mathematics knowledge is around HS My
English is second. The puzzles I understand but to solve
it we will see. I could not have any solution and
may it is due to my mathematics knowledge that is not
more than HS and years ago. Now here I hope you or
your teachers could help to find the
solution.<br><br>Puzzle No One. <br><br>1- G delivered a big container
with 114 different sized of boxes to M <br>2- All
these boxes were numbered from 1 to 114 <br>3- G
informed M that those boxes should be setup according to
new indexing number. M died before he could do that
but his fiends did it according to instruction left
over by M <br>The had to relocate all boxes and put
back in new order. But one of them made a new indexing
showing the old and new order . <br>For example 5 for 1
87 for 2 89 for 3 92 for 4 …… and 21 for 114 the
last one.
<br><br>51872893924112555639788811395110521153129613721454157016501769184419
<br>4520732110322742310224422547264827492885298430573175329033583443354136563738\
38
593960406141624263436444654566469547111481064934506751765223533754975546569457
<br>1055810159916010961110621046310864996510766776726878697970717140723734743175\
9876
<br>3377807881792480781828286838384278536868876888108935902691992119312942895196
<br>2597100989399141003010116102131033210419105291061710715108181091141106111221\
122011321114 <br><br>Centuries past until human could manage
his science and knowledge by help of mathematics to
create such creature ( computer) to be able to calculate
figures with many digits that we do not have any term or
name of for them. <br><br>Recently a searcher
considered those numbers next to each other as one figure.
WOW. So many digits <br> Is not readable ! But this
creature ( computer) could read it and we can do all kinds
of mathematical functions using that figure . At
this time all we need is /*-+ . How ever this person
considered it one figure and divide it by 19. He found that
it is multiple of 19.<br>So many
19<br>27301523117953976652520427050058169027962954590239030008685141676010
<br>23793326896435485843286434459288565752027886476700922784387281280811
<br>24507230729441896874429601386507603445086681826902531920707930272448
<br>54491449987129773398476621587364000576900559002437413947184777198775
<br>09887884056406003809130227242040177779362199604251675172991493909396
<br>67730930990047031066799958522699699448401366895257578495264742166369
<br>54264905811531857424300563953062162691637163748480105859006 <br><br> Y19
?<br>I have asked same question and
have been satisfied with response. <br>Now my problem
is that I do not know how G could setup such
Specifics Sequences for new listing to bring this pattern
multiple of 19 .<br>I would like to see if you can help
and post any formula or equation have been used.
<br>Thank You
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