The name for the rare occurrence of repeating digits in a calendar
date, as 8/8/88, is palendri-cal phenomenon, according to J.N.
Friend's NUMBERS: FUN & FACTS, chap. 8, p.101. SOURCE: INLAND
MESSENGER, July/Aug. 1988, p.13.
The only OTHER answer I've found is "Same-Number Dates", which really lacks pizzazz, no?
BEWARE the PALENDRI-CAL phenomenon! It's a MIND-SCRAMBLER!
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All numbers have opposites that are the same as their absolute values.
these numbers are call like terms
They both have the same numbers.
Divisibile numbers means the same thing as dividing and the numbers are 2,4,6,9and 10.
4 and 120