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There are 5 times less binary numbers than base ten numbers, amirite?
by Anonymous2 years ago
Number of binary numbers: infinite
Number of decimal numbers: infinite
Infinity*5=infinity
So yeah you're right.
by Anonymous2 years ago
Nope.
by Anonymous2 years ago
Yes actually
by Anonymous2 years ago
Um, Actually: No! Less digits. but not less numbers.
by Anonymous2 years ago
Digits, 4.5 times maybe. Numbers, not so much.
by Anonymous2 years ago
I would love to know where you came up with the 4.5 figure
by Anonymous2 years ago
Theres 5 times more "digits" the amount of numbers you can make with each system is the same.
by Anonymous2 years ago
What about 2?
by Anonymous2 years ago
10 in binary. Any number in base 10 can be made in base 2
by Anonymous2 years ago
10 in binary is 0101......
by Anonymous2 years ago
Yes but i was telling you what 2 is in binary.
by Anonymous2 years ago
2 does not exist in binary. If you were to say it to a computer, it would return an error.
by Anonymous2 years ago
Because 10 = 2 in 2 digit binary. Are you being purposely obtuse? I can i put 10 and it will recognise that as a 2
Also btw ten in binary isnt 0101 its 1010
by Anonymous2 years ago
There are 10 types of people in this world, those who understand binary and those who don't.
by Anonymous2 years ago
OP is obviously part of the 10nd group.
by Anonymous2 years ago
That's just common sense
by Anonymous2 years ago
They're the same numbers.
It's like saying "there's more words in font size 16 than font size 10"
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