A repunit is just a number made entirely of ones, like 1, 11, 111, or even 11111.
What Does It Look Like?
Why It’s Cool
Repunits are fun because they're simple but can do surprising things in math. For example, if you divide some of them by certain numbers, you get neat patterns or even whole numbers! It's kind of like how a toy car goes straight when you push it on a smooth floor, easy and predictable.
You might not know it yet, but repunits are hiding in the world around you, maybe in your counting games or even in the way you count steps! A repunit is just a number made entirely of ones, like 1, 11, 111, or even 11111.
Examples
- A repunit is like the number 11 or 111, it's just ones repeated together.
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See also
- What is D (13)?
- What are numerical palindromes?
- How Does The Pattern Behind Prime Numbers Finally Explained Work?
- Why Do Prime Numbers Act So Weirdly?
- Why Do Numbers Sometimes Act Like They’re Bored?