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The author presents an easy absolute convergence test for series based solely on differentiation, with examples.

Integers equaling the sum of the squares of their contiguous parts (a generalization of two-digit numbers which are the sum of the squares of their digits) are discussed, with several examples...

The author investigates the time needed for an object to travel when being thrown vertically in the air when the air resistance is taken into consideration.

The authors use analytic geometry to construct two curves and the bonus product is the duplication of a cube.

The article discusses prime numbers which remain prime after the permutation of the digits.
A criterion is given to determine in advance whether a game of "clock" will result in a win.
This article contains a geometric demonstration of an identity for integers.
The author uses vectors to prove a charactering property for polygons.

The author presents a new Identity for integer functions and their inversion formulas.

The article discusses the reason for studying finite fields.

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