Doubled digit numbers

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Some cute results have every digit doubled.



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99225500774400 = & frac40!31! \[8pt]
33554433 = & 2^25 +1 \[8pt]
222277 = & -22^2^2+77^3 \[8pt]
8811551199 = & 95^5 + 64^5 \[8pt]
7755660000 = & 95^5 + 65^4 \[8pt]
334444448888 = & 6942^3 - 10^8 \[8pt]
11881133 = & 26^5 - 3^5 \[8pt]
0.0011223344556677ldots = & frac 1 891 \[8pt]
22116600446655008888446677444 = & 148716510336462^2 \[8pt]
endalign



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    $1/891$ isn't quite all that: $0.overline001122334455667789$. (But cute nonetheless!)
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Some cute results have every digit doubled.



beginalign
99225500774400 = & frac40!31! \[8pt]
33554433 = & 2^25 +1 \[8pt]
222277 = & -22^2^2+77^3 \[8pt]
8811551199 = & 95^5 + 64^5 \[8pt]
7755660000 = & 95^5 + 65^4 \[8pt]
334444448888 = & 6942^3 - 10^8 \[8pt]
11881133 = & 26^5 - 3^5 \[8pt]
0.0011223344556677ldots = & frac 1 891 \[8pt]
22116600446655008888446677444 = & 148716510336462^2 \[8pt]
endalign



The last is from A079036. What are other cute examples?






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    $1/891$ isn't quite all that: $0.overline001122334455667789$. (But cute nonetheless!)
    – John
    3 hours ago













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Some cute results have every digit doubled.



beginalign
99225500774400 = & frac40!31! \[8pt]
33554433 = & 2^25 +1 \[8pt]
222277 = & -22^2^2+77^3 \[8pt]
8811551199 = & 95^5 + 64^5 \[8pt]
7755660000 = & 95^5 + 65^4 \[8pt]
334444448888 = & 6942^3 - 10^8 \[8pt]
11881133 = & 26^5 - 3^5 \[8pt]
0.0011223344556677ldots = & frac 1 891 \[8pt]
22116600446655008888446677444 = & 148716510336462^2 \[8pt]
endalign



The last is from A079036. What are other cute examples?






soft-question recreational-mathematics







share|cite|improve this question















Some cute results have every digit doubled.



beginalign
99225500774400 = & frac40!31! \[8pt]
33554433 = & 2^25 +1 \[8pt]
222277 = & -22^2^2+77^3 \[8pt]
8811551199 = & 95^5 + 64^5 \[8pt]
7755660000 = & 95^5 + 65^4 \[8pt]
334444448888 = & 6942^3 - 10^8 \[8pt]
11881133 = & 26^5 - 3^5 \[8pt]
0.0011223344556677ldots = & frac 1 891 \[8pt]
22116600446655008888446677444 = & 148716510336462^2 \[8pt]
endalign



The last is from A079036. What are other cute examples?






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    $1/891$ isn't quite all that: $0.overline001122334455667789$. (But cute nonetheless!)
    – John
    3 hours ago













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    $1/891$ isn't quite all that: $0.overline001122334455667789$. (But cute nonetheless!)
    – John
    3 hours ago








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$1/891$ isn't quite all that: $0.overline001122334455667789$. (But cute nonetheless!)
– John
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$1/891$ isn't quite all that: $0.overline001122334455667789$. (But cute nonetheless!)
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$$frac15=0.001100110011ldots_2;,$$



$$frac110=0.001100110011ldots_3;,$$



and generally



$$frac1101=0.001100110011ldots$$



in all bases.






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  • This one crosses over from cute to beautiful.
    – John
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$$frac22449999=0.overline2244$$
$$frac2244668810^8-1=0.overline22446688$$
$$frac11223344556677889910^18-1=0.overline112233445566778899$$
$$frac2909=0.overline0022$$
$$frac11339999=0.overline1133$$



$$frac111=0.overline09$$






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  • Cool-looking ... but the only doubled digit I see is $11$.
    – John
    2 hours ago










  • okay I removed the other two examples
    – Deepesh Meena
    2 hours ago










  • I tried to create some examples using old-school math trick :P
    – Deepesh Meena
    1 hour ago










  • But here you're putting the doubling of the digits into the input by design, so that's not as good. And similarly with "joriki" 's examples.
    – Michael Hardy
    24 mins ago










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$$frac15=0.001100110011ldots_2;,$$



$$frac110=0.001100110011ldots_3;,$$



and generally



$$frac1101=0.001100110011ldots$$



in all bases.






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  • This one crosses over from cute to beautiful.
    – John
    2 hours ago














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$$frac15=0.001100110011ldots_2;,$$



$$frac110=0.001100110011ldots_3;,$$



and generally



$$frac1101=0.001100110011ldots$$



in all bases.






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  • This one crosses over from cute to beautiful.
    – John
    2 hours ago












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$$frac15=0.001100110011ldots_2;,$$



$$frac110=0.001100110011ldots_3;,$$



and generally



$$frac1101=0.001100110011ldots$$



in all bases.






share|cite|improve this answer














$$frac15=0.001100110011ldots_2;,$$



$$frac110=0.001100110011ldots_3;,$$



and generally



$$frac1101=0.001100110011ldots$$



in all bases.







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  • This one crosses over from cute to beautiful.
    – John
    2 hours ago
















  • This one crosses over from cute to beautiful.
    – John
    2 hours ago















This one crosses over from cute to beautiful.
– John
2 hours ago




This one crosses over from cute to beautiful.
– John
2 hours ago










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$$frac22449999=0.overline2244$$
$$frac2244668810^8-1=0.overline22446688$$
$$frac11223344556677889910^18-1=0.overline112233445566778899$$
$$frac2909=0.overline0022$$
$$frac11339999=0.overline1133$$



$$frac111=0.overline09$$






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  • Cool-looking ... but the only doubled digit I see is $11$.
    – John
    2 hours ago










  • okay I removed the other two examples
    – Deepesh Meena
    2 hours ago










  • I tried to create some examples using old-school math trick :P
    – Deepesh Meena
    1 hour ago










  • But here you're putting the doubling of the digits into the input by design, so that's not as good. And similarly with "joriki" 's examples.
    – Michael Hardy
    24 mins ago














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$$frac22449999=0.overline2244$$
$$frac2244668810^8-1=0.overline22446688$$
$$frac11223344556677889910^18-1=0.overline112233445566778899$$
$$frac2909=0.overline0022$$
$$frac11339999=0.overline1133$$



$$frac111=0.overline09$$






share|cite|improve this answer






















  • Cool-looking ... but the only doubled digit I see is $11$.
    – John
    2 hours ago










  • okay I removed the other two examples
    – Deepesh Meena
    2 hours ago










  • I tried to create some examples using old-school math trick :P
    – Deepesh Meena
    1 hour ago










  • But here you're putting the doubling of the digits into the input by design, so that's not as good. And similarly with "joriki" 's examples.
    – Michael Hardy
    24 mins ago












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$$frac22449999=0.overline2244$$
$$frac2244668810^8-1=0.overline22446688$$
$$frac11223344556677889910^18-1=0.overline112233445566778899$$
$$frac2909=0.overline0022$$
$$frac11339999=0.overline1133$$



$$frac111=0.overline09$$






share|cite|improve this answer














$$frac22449999=0.overline2244$$
$$frac2244668810^8-1=0.overline22446688$$
$$frac11223344556677889910^18-1=0.overline112233445566778899$$
$$frac2909=0.overline0022$$
$$frac11339999=0.overline1133$$



$$frac111=0.overline09$$







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  • Cool-looking ... but the only doubled digit I see is $11$.
    – John
    2 hours ago










  • okay I removed the other two examples
    – Deepesh Meena
    2 hours ago










  • I tried to create some examples using old-school math trick :P
    – Deepesh Meena
    1 hour ago










  • But here you're putting the doubling of the digits into the input by design, so that's not as good. And similarly with "joriki" 's examples.
    – Michael Hardy
    24 mins ago
















  • Cool-looking ... but the only doubled digit I see is $11$.
    – John
    2 hours ago










  • okay I removed the other two examples
    – Deepesh Meena
    2 hours ago










  • I tried to create some examples using old-school math trick :P
    – Deepesh Meena
    1 hour ago










  • But here you're putting the doubling of the digits into the input by design, so that's not as good. And similarly with "joriki" 's examples.
    – Michael Hardy
    24 mins ago















Cool-looking ... but the only doubled digit I see is $11$.
– John
2 hours ago




Cool-looking ... but the only doubled digit I see is $11$.
– John
2 hours ago












okay I removed the other two examples
– Deepesh Meena
2 hours ago




okay I removed the other two examples
– Deepesh Meena
2 hours ago












I tried to create some examples using old-school math trick :P
– Deepesh Meena
1 hour ago




I tried to create some examples using old-school math trick :P
– Deepesh Meena
1 hour ago












But here you're putting the doubling of the digits into the input by design, so that's not as good. And similarly with "joriki" 's examples.
– Michael Hardy
24 mins ago




But here you're putting the doubling of the digits into the input by design, so that's not as good. And similarly with "joriki" 's examples.
– Michael Hardy
24 mins ago

















 

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