Education and demonstration – Mathematics
Patent
1978-08-18
1983-11-22
Shepperd, John W.
Education and demonstration
Mathematics
40329, 283 1R, 63 1R, G09B 1902
Patent
active
044166338
ABSTRACT:
An educational and recreational mathematical device comprises a ring or set of concentric rings or a band made endless or adapted to have ends thereof fastened to make them endless and a plurality of individual digits imprinted on the band or each ring at regularly spaced intervals. The digits when all read consecutively as a number constitute a quotient obtained by dividing a number constituted of (p-1)
nines, in which P is a prime number greater than 5 and n is an integer at least 1, by P and adding to the left-hand end of said quotient any number of zeros necessary to increase the number of digits in the quotient to (p-1)
or a specially chosen multiple of the quotient thus derived, n being so selected that (p-1)
nines is the minimum number of nines divisible by P so that the quotient is an integral number.
REFERENCES:
patent: 2749555 (1956-06-01), Oliveira
patent: 2796680 (1957-06-01), Wittcoff
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