More than what?
More value than if 99 are known to exist? I doubt it. Why do you think 100 is the perfect number?
It couldn't be 99 or 100. The closet would be 89 with a close second of 144.
More than what?
More value than if 99 are known to exist? I doubt it. Why do you think 100 is the perfect number?
Maybe the original number of half-million makes the 100 number optimal. How many orignals were made when your 89 remaining was optimal? ...when 144 was most value?It couldn't be 99 or 100. The closet would be 89 with a close second of 144.
I've been studying Fibonacci fractions. So many more options than integer Fibonacci.89 is a Fibonacci number as well as 144.
I've been studying Fibonacci fractions. So many more options than integer Fibonacci.
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