▲ | Cogito 18 hours ago | |
Thought I'd check the arithmetic for 2 two-digit numbers, and it works! I expect 41+14 to be 12 (two right plus two up equals two right and two up). Long addition in long form below uses: '=' to show equivalent lines (reordering of terms (1+2=2+1), spliting numbers (41=40+1), adding single digits (1+4=22)) '->' for when the algorithm gives a digit '<' for when we move over a column
[edit] Just noticed the article has two different numbering systems, one where 10, 20, 30, 40 are clockwise and one where they are anticlockwise. In both, 1, 2, 3, 4 are clockwise. My addition is on the second, where 10s are anticlockwise (this is what is used in the addition table).It still works in the alternative system (14+21 should equal 12)
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