different ways of saying 5...?

Question

i need a different way of saying 5 like a scientific or mathematical way. not language-wise.

Answer 1

well you could use scientific notation or a different base (although sci notation is kinda useless...)

in scientific notaton if you wanted to say "300" you would say:
3x10^2 which equals 3x100 which is 300
if you dont know what 10^2 is (ten to the 2nd power) this method is probly not for you.

the second way are "bases". we use a base-10 system. meaning each "place" has a value of ten times the last place. see. or that each "ten" is 10 "ones".

in a different base "ten" might be 2. in bianary for every 2, you add 1 to the "tens" place. see?

base 10 binary (base 2) trianary (base 3)
1 1 1
2 10 2
3 11 10
4 100 11
5 101 12

this is a dificult concept! be warned!
you could also use somthing greater than 10 as a base. say...16 "hexidecimal". so you need more than the numbers we have. so it goes 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, a, b, c, d, e, f... so,
base 10 hexidecimal
15 f
16 10
17 11
18 12
34 22

i hope this helps!

Answer 2

In numbering systems
In binary code five is 101
In ternary code five is 12
In quaternary numeral system code five is 11
In quinary five is 10; in senary code and all codes above (such as decimal, duodecimal and vigesimal) five is 5.
The Roman numeral for five is V, which comes from a representation of an outstretched hand.
In the Greek alphabet, ε (epsilon) has numerical value of 5.
In the Hebrew alphabet, ה (heh) has numerical value of 5.
In the Cyrillic alphabet, Е has numerical value of 5.
In the Glagolitic alphabet, (dobro) has numerical value of 5.
The kanji and Chinese character for five are both 五, and its formal writing in Chinese is 伍 (pinyin wǔ).

Answer 3

5=5*10^0
5 in scientific notation

Answer 4

binary 0101
roman V
hexidecimal 0x05 (the 0x indicates base 16)

uniary 11111 or four verticle lines with a horizontal of slash through them ( uniary base 1 one mark for each count)

base 10 5

derrived SQRT(25)

Answer 5

Assuming that I am interpreting your question correctly, you could use a fraction such as 10/2 or 50/10 because they are equivilant to five.

Answer 6

fifth? 5th

Or words with the prefix penta-- as in pentagon, pentagonal, pentamerous.

In binary: 00000101
which basically means have a 4 and a 1

Answer 7

VT25 (square root of 25)

Answer 8

one plus two plus three minus one.

Answer 9

five?