10

in base 10

121^0.5

You know, every base is base 10. (Except for base 1, which is base 1.)

a dozen

uh... ok?

Unlucky 13.

No, seriously. In any base, you write the number equal to the radix as "10". 0b10 = 2, 010 = 8 (leading zero means octal / base 8), 10 = 10, 0x10 = 16. So in the absence of some sort of notation indicating what base the base itself is written in, all bases are base 10!

10.

actually 15.

interesting, Coda.

10.

In hexadecimal. ;)

17.

My brower gliteched muwt of missed a couple of posts.

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19

it's ok, it happens.

20

If I had to take a guess, you didn't notice there was another page of posts.

21

22, nope Coda it just didn't show them till after I posted. I was on my mobile so that could of done it.

twenty-three

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