- A
senary (/ˈsiːnəri, ˈsɛnəri/)
numeral system (also
known as base-6, heximal, or ****imal) has six as its base. It has been
adopted independently by a small...
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uncomfortably lengthy as
quickly as in binary. For example,
decimal 365(10) or
senary 1405(6)
corresponds to
binary 101101101(2) (nine bits) and to
ternary 111112(3)...
- BC, the
sixth year
before the AD era The
month of June The base of the
senary, or base-6,
number system. Carbon, the
element with
atomic number 6 6 Hebe...
- An
alloy is a
mixture of
chemical elements of
which in most
cases at
least one is a
metallic element,
although it is also
sometimes used for
mixtures of...
- is not one more than a
multiple of 18.
palindromic in
quinary (2325) and
senary (1516). a super-prime. (19 is prime) an
isolated prime. (65 and 69 are not...
- has 6
carbon atoms (C6H14). ****- is a
Latin prefix meaning "six". Thus:
Senary is the
ordinal adjective meaning "sixth"
People with ****dactyly have six...
- of
prime numbers (the
smallest better base
being the
primorial base six,
senary).
Quaternary shares with all fixed-radix
numeral systems many properties...
- "12" (left 1
right 2) can
represent eight (12
senary), four-thirds (1.2
senary) or two-ninths (0.12
senary).
Undoubtedly the
decimal (base-10) counting...
- number. 35 is the
highest number one can
count to on one's
fingers using senary. 35 is the
number of
quasigroups of
order 4. 35 is the
smallest composite...
- and two', etc.
Aztec was a
vigesimal (base-20)
system with sub-base 5.
Senary systems are
based on the
number 6. The Morehead-Maro
languages of Southern...
