I didn't change anything. (Please ask tye to verify that I made no edits at all!)

I didn't say you edited your node.

Re^3: Can It Be Written In Base X With Only 1s And 0s: "All of them can be defined as the sums of multiples of powers of 3."
Re^5: Can It Be Written In Base X With Only 1s And 0s: "These are all sums of multiple powers of three less than 3^11"

So despite "not understanding" the subject, you fixed what the mistake I pointed out.

The only post in the entire thread that contains the phrase "sums of multiple powers of three"; is yours.

You said it twice in Re^5: Can It Be Written In Base X With Only 1s And 0s (once verbatim, and once with "3" instead of "three").

And I didn't mention 6 anywhere.

That's the point. It's not one of the numbers you listed, but it a sum of multiples of powers of 3, so either 6 should be on your list or the list isn't the list of "sums of multiples of powers of 3".

In reply to Re^8: Can It Be Written In Base X With Only 1s And 0s by ikegami
in thread Can It Be Written In Base X With Only 1s And 0s by Limbic~Region

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