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Upside-down numbers make some neat graphs. Hi all, thought…

Upside-down numbers make some neat graphs.

Hi all, thought this was interesting and wanted to share!

upside-down plot of \(n,n\^2\) \(math explained below\) https://preview.redd.it/yfnb9cdkez0h1.png?width=752&format=png&auto=webp&s=9591fa16b477679e1c236bd67da316970c4dc9e4

same plot, just with lines connecting how they sequentially go. https://preview.redd.it/rvgrljiyez0h1.png?width=752&format=png&auto=webp&s=302a445c8cbe4272c8bb89c48ab48a6ef048967e

These two plots were made using n from 1 to 500 and transforming the numbers so that when you have n=123 upside-down is n=0.321 when you have n=741 upside-down n equals 0.147. I was surprised to see the plots the way they showed up. The above plots are for upside-down n and upside-down n\^2. When reading about this i read it is a form of rev (reversed) numbers. I like calling them upside-down. Throw out some sequences you would like me to drop in and I'll see how they show up.
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