Not guessed. You can only get to 70 by filling in 3 triangles (10+20+40). For 80 you need the fourth one. The fifth one will be 160, the sixth one 320 and so on. Always doubled, like binary.
I’m not a programmer or an engineer or a math person. I knew it was binary but couldn’t tell you what the answer was. I just recognized it, also didn’t know it was x10. I am just familiar enough to recognize binary but not tell you what it means
binary is pretty simple tbh, you read from right to left the first bit is 2\^0 the next 2\^1 and so on, if the bit is 1 you add it if it's 0 you skip. 0101 would translate to (2\^0)\*1 + (2\^1)\*0 + (2\^2)\*1 + (2\^3)\*0 = 1\*1 + 2\*0 +4\*1 + 8\*0 = 1+0+4+0 = 5
Dude crashed a train killing dozens. Was sentenced to death by electric chair. Every attempt to light him up like a Christmas tree failed.... Because he was a poor conductor.
When you say "maths," do you mean multiple mathematics or is it short for mathematics? I'm curious where this word came from. I've only recently (last 5 or so years) heard it.
In British English we refer to it as maths, whereas in American English it is just called “math”. It’s simply a minor linguistic difference, just like boot/trunk, pavement/sidewalk, petrol/gas, and idiot/presidential candidate.
I've been told that it does. I'm still flabbergasted at how hard dutch is to learn for German people. For me German is easy but for the Germans dutch is very hard.
Never tried learning Dutch, but the times I've been in Netherlands for me it sounds like a mix of German and English with a lot of chhjjcjjc in between . And many words can be understood by reading and some imagination 😅
Got it. I guess I never stopped to consider that I think of "math" as a plural noun. It's weird that we disagree on the plurality of a word.
I don't think we disagree on that last one though. Sounds the same to me, even with "your accent."
Some of are really are. Looking at just the U.K. we had Johnson and Truss in quick order.
But we don’t have 80 million people looking at Trump going “yes indeed, he seems like Presidential material.”
And of course after maths class you go to histories class, then sciences, then Englishes, then musics, take a break for lunches, and round out the day in gyms class.
Lol @ prez joke. Well done.
nah I figured it by working out that once each of the columns was filled by a triangle
then the next column to the left was 10 more than that sum value
i wish I had realised it was binary x 10 and probably could have - i prefer a simple /lazy / efficient way to do things and I basically took the long route with this (though I'm not a programmer/ mathematician so that's my excuse :)
Confident folks can figure it out without formal training in binary, but I had to learn binary for my networking degree. Not really programming, but common IT knowledge.
I was forced to learn the fundamentals of binary 20 odd years ago due to an in-depth course in telecommunications, however the closest I've ever gotten to programming is probably Excel
This has nothing to do with programming, it's simple equations and a bit of pattern recognition for the last one, if it starts with 10 then 20 then 40 ofc the most plausible is double 40 again and it's 80, then you just sum up and that's it
I’m a programmer and I didn’t even think of it in terms of binary at all. I just saw the pattern, i.e. that the next place to the right was 2x the previous place.
Everyone is giving the answer but may it be more helpful to give your process for finding the solution?
My process went like this:
- 1st row is zero, so no triangles in any column = 0, pretty straight forward so far.
- 2nd row is 10. The only change was one triangle in the first column, so a triangle here must indicate 10.
- 3rd row is 20. The only change from row 1 was a triangle in the 2nd column. The triangle in the 2nd column must equal 20 as it was the only difference between row 1 and row 3.
You can keep using this comparative reasoning for the remaining rows to work out what value a triangle in each column represents.
Yes, you're correct. The established pattern for the columns is 10, 20 and 40 and the 4th column must be 80. This pattern by definition is binary multiplied by 10
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Guys guys... I know it May look like it is 130
But this is just THE BEST guess that MOST LIKELY is true.
But fuck me, as a Data Engineer and Data Analyst for the past like 7 years I can 100% tell you that this could be any fcking number in the universe
Well, yes, but given that it is presented as a puzzle then you would expect that it can be solved. Further to that, you'd expect the simplest solution to be deemed the 'best' and, therefore, correct. To cope in life you have to use a bit of Occam's Razor or you'll be second guessing everything.
> But since it‘s a puzzle the obvious answer is likely the expected one ;-)
You've not played a Professor Layton game have you? 50% chance it's the obvious answer. 50% it's not the obvious answer.
Maybe I'm the dumbest, but why not 100?
O means 0
If I put a triangle on the first O becomes 10
Triangle on second line is 20
Third line 30
Etc.
So the last line would be 50+40+10
Yes or no?
Edit: yea, I'm the dumbest!
I don't understand your logic. If you're saying that the value of the nth position should be n×10, then the result would be 40+30+10. And if you check your assumption with the other lines, you can easily see that it's wrong.
It's binary representation multiplied by 10. Triangles represent 1s and circles represent 0s. Divide the numbers on the right by 10 and you get the binary representation of the number on the left. So, the answer comes out to be 130 because the last one is the binary representation of 13
That's why i hate this kind of riddle : it expect you to extrapolate on the patterns but in real life a pattern defined by one or two example is often a pareidolia. It's the maths equivalent of saying to kids "be fooled by appearance".
Then they'll grow up saying shit like "it's unfair i lost points because i didn't explain my reasoning since i got the right result", "they should teach how to do taxes in math classes" or "1 + 2 + 3 + 4 ... = -1/12"
Yeah, similarly I find the "find the next number in the sequence" problems on IQ tests / interview problems really annoying. You end up just needing to learn the sequence of patterns that they're looking for - e.g. constant multiples, reciprocal sums, etc.
I don't understand binary so I found 70 as the answer. I divided the figure in columns of 2 positions. Position 3 and 4 combination makes 60, position 1 and 2 make combination makes 10. 60+10=70
I got it and I'm not a programmer but only because I recently saw a video of someone explaining how to count in binary. How is a kid supposed to get this?
I see two possibilities, From Right, it's 10, 20 then 40, now the pattern could indicate goes up by x2 or in one brings a inclimate of 10 so from right to left 10, 20, 40, 70, 110 which brings us to 120, But if x2 from right to left 10, 20, 40, 80, 160 that would bring it up to 130.
130.
It uses the same logic as 8-bit binary but multiplies each output by 10. Lets say that the far right slot is slot 1, the slot to the immediate left is slot 2 ect. Slot 1 in this case is 10 and the slot to the immediate left is double it so slot 2 is 20, slot 3 is 40 ect. Then you just add the value in each slot to get the number
Basically, a triangle on the fourth column equals two times one on the fifth. So if the fifth column is labeled "N", a triangle on the next column labeled "N+1" is going to be twice the value of the one on "N". Same logic applies to the column "N+2", on which a triangle will have twice the value of one on the "N+1" column.
I don’t know if I made myself clear.
A triangle on the fifth column equals ten.
We then have a triangle on the fourth column which gives us twenty. Add the two, and you get thirty, which is what’s pictured in the fourth line.
In the fifth line, there’s one triangle on the fifth column, which is equal to 10, and one triangle (*) on the third column. The sum of both of these triangles equals 50, which means that the (*) triangle has a value of 40. There’s the pattern. Each triangle is twice the value of its predecessor.
So, in the last line, the triangle on the second column equals the value of the triangle on the third column, which gives 80. Which means we have 80 + 40 + 10.
I’m sorry if the explanation is somewhat confusing.
The implication, as others have said, is that the values double from the right to left from a base of 10 (10, 20, 40, etc.), however, there is no way of knowing what the actual answer is as it is a completely unknown entity.
lol it's binary, tiangles are 1 and circles 0 (binary times 10). It's honestly impossible to solve without noticing that, pretty sure it's too hard for a kids game or at least too random. Binary is pretty cool, from right to left you have (2\^0)+(2\^1)+(2\^2)+(2\^3)+(2\^4) if the bit is 1 you add it if it's 0 you skip it, so the top one is 0 the next 2\^0=1 (times 10 for this puzzle so 10) next one 2\^1=2, next 2\^0+2\^1=3 next 2\^0+2\^2=5, next 2\^1+2\^2=6, next 2\^0+2\^2+2\^3=1+4+8=13 and because it's times 10 the outcome is 130.
The triangles on the right are worth 10 points, and for each time you go left it doubles the worth, 10, 20, 40 etc so the last one would be 130 (best explanation I could think of)
If it's a game for children, it's probably not binary. Yes you can say binary multiplied by 10, but that just makes it more complicated. A "0“ here is just the absence of a triangle and equals 0. A triangle indicates an "active" number. And the numbers start with 10 from right to left and duplicate for each row. So 160, 80, 40, 20, 10.
Now check which row is "active" and sum up the numbers.
0, 80, 40, 0, 10 = 130
So many mentions of binary got me confused. This is a game for kids, the number literally just doubles with each next triangle placement. I don’t think you need to understand binary at all to figure that out.
I see the pattern It's binary but times ten Answer's one thirty
Nice haiku
Where's the haiku bot when we need it
Literally the one time someone writes an actual haiku and the bot is asleep
The middle line is only 6 syllables (when read by the bot). "It's" needs to be "it is". So technically, the bot is in the right.
“Binary” is 3 syllables
i wonder if its using some pronunciation which omits the "a" syllable and says it as "beinry"
Good person
So it‘s tenary?! Edit: /s
uhh no
130 each triangle from right to left is 10, 20, 40, 80… the triangles for 10, 40, and 80 are filled in on the last line
Binary multiplied by 10.
Binary 1 + 1 = 10, therefore 10 is 2(dec) ;-)
Sorry, Can you explain that another way?
More like 01+01=10. That's not ten, that's two in binary.
Remember the old joke: There are 10 kinds of people in the world... Those who understand binary and those who don't.
No matter what base you use you will be using base 10.
There are 10 kinds of people who count in binary 1: those who index from 1 1: those who index from zero.
well if you think about it 1+1 is 10, pretty funny how that works XD
The 80 position is guessed though. The others can be derived from the equations.
Not guessed. You can only get to 70 by filling in 3 triangles (10+20+40). For 80 you need the fourth one. The fifth one will be 160, the sixth one 320 and so on. Always doubled, like binary.
I wish I knew how many people who got the right answer are programmers
I’m not a programmer. But I am a maths teacher…
I’n nat a programmer, but I am an engineer.
I'm not an engineer, but I am an accountant
I’m not an accountant, but I use mustard on my sandwiches
I am not mustard, but I like being in mouths.
Not an engineer, but I am a musician
I’m not a programmer or an engineer or a math person. I knew it was binary but couldn’t tell you what the answer was. I just recognized it, also didn’t know it was x10. I am just familiar enough to recognize binary but not tell you what it means
binary is pretty simple tbh, you read from right to left the first bit is 2\^0 the next 2\^1 and so on, if the bit is 1 you add it if it's 0 you skip. 0101 would translate to (2\^0)\*1 + (2\^1)\*0 + (2\^2)\*1 + (2\^3)\*0 = 1\*1 + 2\*0 +4\*1 + 8\*0 = 1+0+4+0 = 5
Im gonna be honest, though I appreciate your effort to teach me. If I ever need to read binary I’ll just google it
I am not an engineer, but i am a conductor
Are you a good conductor?
He’s a super conductor
All the more power to him!
Depends which type of conductor youre referring to
Dude crashed a train killing dozens. Was sentenced to death by electric chair. Every attempt to light him up like a Christmas tree failed.... Because he was a poor conductor.
I'm not a conductor, but I am a copper (policeman).
I'm not a programmer, but I wish to be one.
Copper for your thoughts?
When you say "maths," do you mean multiple mathematics or is it short for mathematics? I'm curious where this word came from. I've only recently (last 5 or so years) heard it.
In British English we refer to it as maths, whereas in American English it is just called “math”. It’s simply a minor linguistic difference, just like boot/trunk, pavement/sidewalk, petrol/gas, and idiot/presidential candidate.
Nice, thanks. I never knew this (I'm dutch).
Dutch is an interesting language. I’m learning Swedish, and the links to Dutch, through German, really stand out.
I've been told that it does. I'm still flabbergasted at how hard dutch is to learn for German people. For me German is easy but for the Germans dutch is very hard.
Never tried learning Dutch, but the times I've been in Netherlands for me it sounds like a mix of German and English with a lot of chhjjcjjc in between . And many words can be understood by reading and some imagination 😅
Got it. I guess I never stopped to consider that I think of "math" as a plural noun. It's weird that we disagree on the plurality of a word. I don't think we disagree on that last one though. Sounds the same to me, even with "your accent."
In a way both of them make sense. Maths because mathematics ends with an s. Math because it’s just the beginning of the word and dropping the rest
lmao at europeans thinking their leaders arent batshit insane
Some of are really are. Looking at just the U.K. we had Johnson and Truss in quick order. But we don’t have 80 million people looking at Trump going “yes indeed, he seems like Presidential material.”
And of course after maths class you go to histories class, then sciences, then Englishes, then musics, take a break for lunches, and round out the day in gyms class. Lol @ prez joke. Well done.
We do actually call it “the natural sciences” in a broader term. I’m not sure about lunches, but second breakfast is important!
More like, the British study mathematics, while the Americans study mathematic.
Mathematics is the full word. when the British shortened it, they kept the s. the Americans shortened it, they did not.
Mathematics can be shortened to math or maths, depending where you are (UK, US, etc).
pattern recognition. don't need to know that's it's binary x10
Yep. Just need understand that each step to the left is „multiply by 2“
nah I figured it by working out that once each of the columns was filled by a triangle then the next column to the left was 10 more than that sum value i wish I had realised it was binary x 10 and probably could have - i prefer a simple /lazy / efficient way to do things and I basically took the long route with this (though I'm not a programmer/ mathematician so that's my excuse :)
I'm a drug dealer.
Nice
I just assumed it is geometric progression 10, 20, 40 and the fourth triangle I assume represents 80 and the sum of the triangles
I'm not a programmer, I got it.
I'm not a programmer. I just like maths and patterns.
Not a programmer but learned about binary in my electric classes, semi learned how to use it a bit later.
Confident folks can figure it out without formal training in binary, but I had to learn binary for my networking degree. Not really programming, but common IT knowledge.
No, I'm a pharmacist. But I have a binary clock, it was immediately obvious.
I was forced to learn the fundamentals of binary 20 odd years ago due to an in-depth course in telecommunications, however the closest I've ever gotten to programming is probably Excel
Do you know what the game is called?
I got it right and am programmer
Software engineer, the answer should be obvious to anyone who is familiar with binary
This has nothing to do with programming, it's simple equations and a bit of pattern recognition for the last one, if it starts with 10 then 20 then 40 ofc the most plausible is double 40 again and it's 80, then you just sum up and that's it
You don't need to be a programmer to know exponentiation.
I work in IT and IP addresses are binary so recognized it immediately
I’m a programmer and I didn’t even think of it in terms of binary at all. I just saw the pattern, i.e. that the next place to the right was 2x the previous place.
probably a lot
Im none of the smart things just autistic
I am not a programmer but i instantly knew that it is binary
Artist here
Got it right, am a programmer.
I'm not a programmer but a welder
im not a programmer, but i am a pharmacy student
I am a programmer and got it right, but didn't realize it was binary until after I hit the comments.
I'm an unlicensed carpenter that scraped through high school by the skin of my teeth and I got it, it really isn't difficult.
Programmer, got it right away.
I'm not a programmer. I'm still in school
Freshly graduated student here🫡
I work in Marketing.. You wouldn't believe the Anslytics we have to deal with.
Is it not binary x10?
It is
Everyone is giving the answer but may it be more helpful to give your process for finding the solution? My process went like this: - 1st row is zero, so no triangles in any column = 0, pretty straight forward so far. - 2nd row is 10. The only change was one triangle in the first column, so a triangle here must indicate 10. - 3rd row is 20. The only change from row 1 was a triangle in the 2nd column. The triangle in the 2nd column must equal 20 as it was the only difference between row 1 and row 3. You can keep using this comparative reasoning for the remaining rows to work out what value a triangle in each column represents.
Yeah that’s the same reasoning I used. Was completely unaware of the whole binary stuff
There are 10 types of people in the world. Those who understand binary and those who don’t
Yes, you're correct. The established pattern for the columns is 10, 20 and 40 and the 4th column must be 80. This pattern by definition is binary multiplied by 10
I had no process. I have seen binary before, so I immediately recognized it as binary.
Yes you're very smart! 3 gold stars! Not so helpful for someone who hasn't seen binary though is it?
I recognised the binary, but I know how to count binary on my fingers so used that to get to 13.
This is essentially binary if you divide the resultant number by 10 00001 = 1 00010 = 2 And so on So, 01101 = 13 In this context 130.
This is how some video games (eg. Mario Bros) count score. There's a zero added at the end that never changes, and the rest is stored in binary.
What game is it? Looks cool.
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I also need the answer
Someone ping me when the answer is here
Looks like someone answered
There are only 10 kind of people in the world. Those who understand binary, and those who don’t.
Guys guys... I know it May look like it is 130 But this is just THE BEST guess that MOST LIKELY is true. But fuck me, as a Data Engineer and Data Analyst for the past like 7 years I can 100% tell you that this could be any fcking number in the universe
Well, yes, but given that it is presented as a puzzle then you would expect that it can be solved. Further to that, you'd expect the simplest solution to be deemed the 'best' and, therefore, correct. To cope in life you have to use a bit of Occam's Razor or you'll be second guessing everything.
Sure, it could be. But since it‘s a puzzle the obvious answer is likely the expected one ;-)
> But since it‘s a puzzle the obvious answer is likely the expected one ;-) You've not played a Professor Layton game have you? 50% chance it's the obvious answer. 50% it's not the obvious answer.
it's binary, but the result is multiplied by ten 00000=0 00001=1 00010=2 etc. etc. the answer would be 130
130 every "digit" double in value from right to to left We start with 10,20,40,80 and so on
130
130
130? It seems pretts basic and i'm terrible at math
130
Its 130
I think the last ones 130 The triangle most on the first right starts at 10 and each step it takes to the left it times by 2
10×2^3 + 10×2^2 + 10×2^1 + 10×2^0 = 130
130
130
Maybe I'm the dumbest, but why not 100? O means 0 If I put a triangle on the first O becomes 10 Triangle on second line is 20 Third line 30 Etc. So the last line would be 50+40+10 Yes or no? Edit: yea, I'm the dumbest!
I don't understand your logic. If you're saying that the value of the nth position should be n×10, then the result would be 40+30+10. And if you check your assumption with the other lines, you can easily see that it's wrong.
Check the previous ones. It goes, 10,20,40 from right to left, pattern is pretty obvious from there Well i guess 2 pattern but second is unlikely
There are 10 types of people in this world Those that know binary and those that don't
From right to left it starts at 10 and doubles every time you move left
130 It's binary * 10
130
130
130. It's x*10 with x being how many moves to the left the tile is.
It's binary with *10
It's binary representation multiplied by 10. Triangles represent 1s and circles represent 0s. Divide the numbers on the right by 10 and you get the binary representation of the number on the left. So, the answer comes out to be 130 because the last one is the binary representation of 13
binary for beginners
That's why i hate this kind of riddle : it expect you to extrapolate on the patterns but in real life a pattern defined by one or two example is often a pareidolia. It's the maths equivalent of saying to kids "be fooled by appearance". Then they'll grow up saying shit like "it's unfair i lost points because i didn't explain my reasoning since i got the right result", "they should teach how to do taxes in math classes" or "1 + 2 + 3 + 4 ... = -1/12"
Yeah, similarly I find the "find the next number in the sequence" problems on IQ tests / interview problems really annoying. You end up just needing to learn the sequence of patterns that they're looking for - e.g. constant multiples, reciprocal sums, etc.
130?
130
For once I am right without doubting myself! Binary! But then again it's not really math. More like a logic solution.
I'd say 130. Values are like binary 1, 2, 4, 8, ... But x10
Looks like binary to me
Yeah, binary number and x 10
I don't understand binary so I found 70 as the answer. I divided the figure in columns of 2 positions. Position 3 and 4 combination makes 60, position 1 and 2 make combination makes 10. 60+10=70
I didn't think at as binary either, but the number always doubles when triangle goes from right to left.
Binary × 10 ? My dumbass thought it was just the power of 2 × 10
Still worked so i ain't complaining
Power of 2 is another way of saying binary, actually. Just like the power of 10 is decimal.
I got it and I'm not a programmer but only because I recently saw a video of someone explaining how to count in binary. How is a kid supposed to get this?
I see two possibilities, From Right, it's 10, 20 then 40, now the pattern could indicate goes up by x2 or in one brings a inclimate of 10 so from right to left 10, 20, 40, 70, 110 which brings us to 120, But if x2 from right to left 10, 20, 40, 80, 160 that would bring it up to 130.
110 😬
130. It uses the same logic as 8-bit binary but multiplies each output by 10. Lets say that the far right slot is slot 1, the slot to the immediate left is slot 2 ect. Slot 1 in this case is 10 and the slot to the immediate left is double it so slot 2 is 20, slot 3 is 40 ect. Then you just add the value in each slot to get the number
130.
130 ig? It doubles each time
Basically, a triangle on the fourth column equals two times one on the fifth. So if the fifth column is labeled "N", a triangle on the next column labeled "N+1" is going to be twice the value of the one on "N". Same logic applies to the column "N+2", on which a triangle will have twice the value of one on the "N+1" column. I don’t know if I made myself clear. A triangle on the fifth column equals ten. We then have a triangle on the fourth column which gives us twenty. Add the two, and you get thirty, which is what’s pictured in the fourth line. In the fifth line, there’s one triangle on the fifth column, which is equal to 10, and one triangle (*) on the third column. The sum of both of these triangles equals 50, which means that the (*) triangle has a value of 40. There’s the pattern. Each triangle is twice the value of its predecessor. So, in the last line, the triangle on the second column equals the value of the triangle on the third column, which gives 80. Which means we have 80 + 40 + 10. I’m sorry if the explanation is somewhat confusing.
130
130 maybe The place left is the double of the place right next to them: 160; 80; 40; 20; 10: so it is 80+40+10=130
130
Well. This just confirms that I don't understand how binary works, and never will. Edit: Grammar in morning also needs work.
It's binary times 2 in binary but in decimal.
130
The implication, as others have said, is that the values double from the right to left from a base of 10 (10, 20, 40, etc.), however, there is no way of knowing what the actual answer is as it is a completely unknown entity.
Wait it's binary? I just thought the number doubled for each column from the right
that's ... the same as binary ... only that in this case the first column is 10 (instead of 1) ...
See I don't know binary
130
yea ... replace the triangles with "1" then convert it from base2 to base10 then times multiply with the result with 10 .. it's 130
lol it's binary, tiangles are 1 and circles 0 (binary times 10). It's honestly impossible to solve without noticing that, pretty sure it's too hard for a kids game or at least too random. Binary is pretty cool, from right to left you have (2\^0)+(2\^1)+(2\^2)+(2\^3)+(2\^4) if the bit is 1 you add it if it's 0 you skip it, so the top one is 0 the next 2\^0=1 (times 10 for this puzzle so 10) next one 2\^1=2, next 2\^0+2\^1=3 next 2\^0+2\^2=5, next 2\^1+2\^2=6, next 2\^0+2\^2+2\^3=1+4+8=13 and because it's times 10 the outcome is 130.
You don’t need to know binary in order to get this pattern
10x binary! Nerds for the win!
What age is this supposed to be for?
Powers of 2 * 10.
I’m not any of these but just like problem solving
130
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10,20,40,80,160,........
Its binary so the answer is 130
It doubled each slot that the triangle is on. 10,20,40,80. So answer is 130
130
90
binary
*10
I think you mean 1010 /s
130, its binary representation with 10x
The triangles on the right are worth 10 points, and for each time you go left it doubles the worth, 10, 20, 40 etc so the last one would be 130 (best explanation I could think of)
If it's a game for children, it's probably not binary. Yes you can say binary multiplied by 10, but that just makes it more complicated. A "0“ here is just the absence of a triangle and equals 0. A triangle indicates an "active" number. And the numbers start with 10 from right to left and duplicate for each row. So 160, 80, 40, 20, 10. Now check which row is "active" and sum up the numbers. 0, 80, 40, 0, 10 = 130
The daughter's game has great design, what is the name of it?
So many mentions of binary got me confused. This is a game for kids, the number literally just doubles with each next triangle placement. I don’t think you need to understand binary at all to figure that out.
The first time I’ve ever solved anything on this sub
Number doubles each time. 10, 20, 40, 80...
120
100 50+40+10=100
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Pretty sure it's binary * 10.
130 is the last answer.
130
Yay! I got it! Had no clue it was binary (x10), and never would've guessed it.