If a number An consisting of n consecutive digits in ascending order is subtracted from the number An' obtained by reversing the digits of An, then the difference is always a constant. This constant is termed as the 'Unique number' Un as reported by me earlier in. For example, a 3-digit number 345 if subtracted from its reverse 543, yields a difference of 198. Thus U3 = 198. Another 3-digit number, say, 678 if subtracted from its reverse 876 will also yield the same difference, that is, 198. Thus for any number consisting of 3 consecutive digits, the Unique number U3 is always 198. Similarly for a number consisting of 4 consecutive digits, the Unique number U4 = 3087.
Taleo passwords and unique identifiers and i.e. numbers are unique for each individual user. This type of information is only available for the unique user.
A very unique number; it is divisible by each single digit number except 5 and 7.
0 It's the only number when added/subtracted/multiplied/divided by itself doesn't change in value.
Numbers are unique. So the only number with a value of 64 is 64.
Not sure about IMIE number.An IMEI number is the International Mobile Equipment Identity, a unique identity number that is allocated to each mobile device.
Every number is a unique number.
unique number: The number 1 has only one factor. (It is therefore unique.)
Every number is unique, because if any number weren't unique, it would be exactly the same as another number, so the number that wasn't unique was just another way to write a different number.
Every whole number is unique: no two whole numbers are the same!
The number one has the unique property of multiplicative identity: any number times 1 is the same number.
Yes. Every citizen has their own unique number to identify them.
Every whole number is unique: no two whole numbers are the same!
Yes, 1 is unique because it is considered neither prime or composite.
yes, it is unique for the same city or state.
18. The sum of its digits is 9. And yes, it is unique.
Yes, every real number has a unique cube root.
Each element has a unique number of protons. If another atom has the same number of protons as that element, it is the same element.