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A prime reciprocal magic square is a magic square using the decimal digits of the reciprocal of a prime number:
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Prime_reciprocal_magic_square
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notice the cover of the book referenced:
Ekidhikena Purvena From: Bharati Krishna Tirtha's Vedic mathematics#By one more than the one before
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>>17963915
show us :
1 : The previous magic square from the LP
2: The undecyphered square.
Please.
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1. Here you go
2. See 1.
You're welcome; decipher away.
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>>17963915
So what?
Does it still work if you use a numbering system such as binary or hex?
The Arabic magic squares used by Kabalists retain their meaning regardless of the numbering system used to represent the values in it.
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The same phenomenon occurs with other primes in other bases, and the following table lists some of them, giving the prime, base, and magic total (derived from the formula base-1 x prime-1 / 2)
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>>17963915
>>17963930
Atlast, someone found it...
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>>17963915
Why is 18 a prime number ?
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>>17966147
>18
>prime number
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>>17966113
7 / 7 = ?
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>>17966176
Wow
Whats 7/7?
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