In QBasic, you can generate the series 5, 55, 555, 5555, 55555 using a loop. You can start with a variable initialized to 5 and repeatedly multiply it by 10 and add 5 in each iteration. Here's a simple example:
FOR i = 1 TO 5
num = 0
FOR j = 1 TO i
num = num * 10 + 5
NEXT j
PRINT num
NEXT i
This code will output the desired series.
The factors of 5555 are 1, 5, 11, 55, 101, 505, 1111, and 5555. The prime factors of 5555 are 5, 11, and 101.
You need to be more specific. 5555 could round to 6000. It could also round to 10,000.
.5555
3.5
There are 2 factor pairs of 55.55 = 1 x 5555 = 5 x 1155 = 1 x 5555 = 5 x 11(1,55)(5,11)
67750 / 55555 = 1 r 12195 55555 / 12195 = 4 r 6775 12195 / 6775 = 1 r 5420 6775 / 5420 = 1 r 1355 5420 / 1355 = 4 r 0 hcf of 5555 and 67750 is 1355
5555 times 5555 is 30,858,025
5555 + 5555 = 11,110
5555-4444+5555
5555
5500
The factors of 5555 are 1, 5, 11, 55, 101, 505, 1111, and 5555. The prime factors of 5555 are 5, 11, and 101.
5555
0.5555 = 5555/10000 = 1111/2000
0.0009
1, 5, 11, 55, 101, 505, 1111, 5555.
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