A million dots on one page |
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You can use lots of dots to help grasp large numbers. Here are 103 x 103 = 106 (1,000,000 ; one million) dots.
The dots are dots. The small squares are 101 x 101 = 102 (100) dots. The big squares are 10 x 10 of the small squares, so 104 (10,000) dots. To get a million (106) we need 102 of the big squares. Depending on how wide your window is, that's 10 x 10, or 5 x 20, or 4 x 25, or 3 x 33 plus 1. As below...
Comments encouraged. - Mitchell N Charity <mcharity@lcs.mit.edu> |
Notes:
See `Lots of dots'.
Doables:
See `Lots of dots'.
Add "10", "20", etc markers so looong table doesnt just blur.
History:
2001-Apr-14 Changed layout.
1998.Mar.15 Created.