list the first twenty counting numbers in base seven? (only digits 0 thru 6 are used in base 7)??????????????????????????????????????
0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16 20, 21, 22, 23, 24, 25 is this right?
1 2 3 4 5 6 7=7^1=10 8=7^1+7^0=11 9=7^1+2*7^0=12 10=7^1+3*7^0=13 11=7^1+4*7^0=14 12=7^1+5*7^0=15 13=7^1+6*7^0=16 14=2*7^1+0*7^0=20 15=2*7^1+1*7^0=21 16=2*7^1+2*7^0=22 17=2*7^1+3*7^0=23 18=2*7^1+4*7^0=24 19=2*7^1+5*7^0=25 20=2*7^1+6*7^0=26
21=30 22=31 23=32 24=33 25=34 26=35 27=36 28=40 29=41 do you see a pattern?
THE NUMBERS KEEP INCREASING THAT PATTERN?
MYININAYA CAN U EXPLAIN FURTHER PLEASEE
the 7^0 digit only stays between 0 and 6
7/\1 MEANS 7 AND 1 CORRECT?
7^0=1 7^1=7 7^2=49
those are powers
\[7^x\]=7^x
YES OK I UNDERSTAND THAT NOW WE ARE TALKING OF BASE SEVEN CORRECT
Just like in base 10 you have the ones column, the sevens column, the 49's column, etc. So if you take a number (like 56) It has 1 49 (with 17 left over) 2 7's (with 3 left over) and 3 ones. \(123_7 = 56_{10}\)
say we are given a number c and we want to write it in base 7 first we would figure out the coefficients a_i of \[c=a_n7^n+a_{n-1}7^{n-1}+a_{n-2}7^{n-2}+\cdot \cdot \cdot + a_37^3+a_27^2+a_17^1+a_07^0\] then we can write c as \[c=a_na_{n-1}a_{n-2}....a_3a_2a_1a_0\] where he have written c in base 7
where we have written c in base 7*
\[c=a_na_{n-1}a_{n-2}....a_3a_2a_1a_0 \] this is not multiplication these are the digits of c
in order of course
maybe i should say \[c_{10}=(a_na_{n-1}a_{n-2}....a_3a_2a_1a_0)_{7}\]
ust like in base 10 you have the ones column, the sevens column, the 49's column, etc. So if you take a number (like 56) It has 1 49 (with 17 left over) 2 7's (with 3 left over) and 3 ones. 1237=5610- I THINK I CAN UNDERSTAND THIS POINT
\[56_{10}=1 \cdot 7^2+1 \cdot 7^1+0 \cdot 7^0=110_{7}\]
ok, Myininaya u just lost me. your going to fast
go back to my original question
the answer is irrelevant. just tell me how u got it
what are the counting numbers of a base?
because 49+7=56
say you want to write a number c in base 7 and you are given a number in base 10 you could do this to figure out what you highest power would be \[\log_7c=\frac{lnc}{\ln7}\] so for example we want to write 56 in base 7 so we do \[\log_7(56)=\frac{\ln(56)}{\ln7}=2.068621561\] take the floor of this number which is 2 and that is the highest power you should begin with so we have the 7^2 part \[56=1 \cdot 7^2+ a_1 \cdot 7^1+a_2 \cdot 7^0\] we need to figure out these other digits so we already have 49 and 56-49=7 so we should put a 1 in front of 7^1 to get the 7 and a 0 in front of 7^0 so we have \[56=1 \cdot 7^2+ 1 \cdot 7^1+0 \cdot 7^0=(110)_7\]
\[\frac{56}{7}=8=7+1\] \[(\frac{56}{7}=7+1)7\] \[56=7(7)+1(7)=7^2+7\]
1 2 3 4 5 6 7=7^1=10 8=7^1+7^0=11 9=7^1+2*7^0=12 10=7^1+3*7^0=13 11=7^1+4*7^0=14 12=7^1+5*7^0=15 13=7^1+6*7^0=16 14=2*7^1+0*7^0=20 15=2*7^1+1*7^0=21 16=2*7^1+2*7^0=22 17=2*7^1+3*7^0=23 18=2*7^1+4*7^0=24 19=2*7^1+5*7^0=25 20=2*7^1+6*7^0=26 explain this answer to me. how is 7 to the first power = to 10 how did u get the first six numbers
10=7+3
but 7 to the first power is not 7 + 3
\[10=7^1+3 \cdot 7^0=(10)_7\]
no 7^1 does not = 7+3 but 7^1+3*7^0=7+3
this is what u have......7=7^1=10
write u said to write it in base 7
\[7=1 \cdot 7^1+0 \cdot 7^0=10_7\]
right u said to write in base 7*
\[1_{10}=1 \cdot 7^0=1_7\] the other first 5 work like this as well
\[2_{10}=2 \cdot 7^0=2_{7}\]
\[6_{10}=6 \cdot 7^0=6_7\]
when i am asked to find the counting numbers in a base.......what is that?
oh yes forgot to say one more thing you want all the a_i's to state between 0 and 7 not including 7
HELP???????\[78000/1+0.08\left(\begin{matrix}17 \\ 12\end{matrix}\right)\]
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