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Counting to Fifty, Part Two: Decimal through Hexadecimal

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Counting to Fifty, Part Two: Decimal Through Hexadecimal

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9 June 2014 by RobertLovesPi

Posted in Mathematics Tagged base, base-16, bases, counting, decimal, dozenal, duodecimal, hex, hexadecimal, Mathematics, number, pentadecimal, quindecimal, tetradecimal, tridecimal, undecimal Leave a reply

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