justchosen

hey have you ever tried to calculate all the primes useing this method? take the factorial expotential representative of the number.see like the factorial of 10. see 2,3,5,7.(4=2^2,6=2*3,8=2^3,9=3^2,10=2*5.see the you add the primes as the exponent.so 2^8*3^4*5^2*7=10! see you break all the numbers down by primes and add them the exponent.leave a trial of primes see.

hi guy's new to the forum, hey why don't you use one variable trigonometry.its simple,and it does away with all trig.never have to use pathgoreans theorum. x= 12h/20,4h/5, (.8h). y=12h/15, 3h/5 ,(.6h) cause .6^2+.8^2=h^2,.36+.64=1^2 see h is a constant to both x and y