capicuas

[jack]

Hello I need help, I'll mount a couple of lottery
60 / 6, but the couple can not be palindrome
Example = 45.54 = 54 or not 45 or with another
Number 54, 13, another number can not have the same
Type in the digits example 5.4! thanks

 

[CMF]

Capicuas is in English palindromes which read the same left to right or right to left. So, what does Jack want?

It appears to be pairs or CombTwos that are NOT palindromes from a pool of 60 integers.

Well, there are 1770 combinations of two integers from a pool of 60. All the 36 CombTwos with just 2 digits are non_palindromic. For the others you want to eliminate the 55 where the reverse order of the digits is the same as that reading forward as shown below: -
Comb2
111
212
313
414
515
616
717
818
919
121
1221
222
323
424
525
626
727
828
929
131
1331
232
2332
333
434
535
636
737
838
939
141
1441
242
2442
343
3443
444
545
646
747
848
949
151
1551
252
2552
353
3553
454
4554
555
656
757
858
959

This is done just for the mental exercise and is not an endorsement of your approach to picking Lotto numbers.

Colin Fairbrother

 

[jack]

Hello colin, what I look for are a couple of lottery
From 60 / 6, but these pairs can not be palidromos
Example 24.42 the pair can not or will not this couple = 32.23
Then pair formation is possible without palindrome
Example 23.45 = ok this pair can
Now another form trios, in a game of 60 / 6
We have 34 000 trios, but I need trios
Separated as follows = trios can not
Have repeating digits = 12,34,56 sample this trio can
Example = 12,14,28 this trio can not belong to the list because
It has 1.2 digit repeated, the goal is to find the trio in 34 000
With the formation of non-repetition of digits ok, or filter of 34 000!
Can you help me with that? thanks

 

[CMF]

My first post on a Lotto forum in January 2004 was to point out the integers are just identifiers.
Integers are just Identifiers

I'm not into numerology nonsense. To be honest your approach is simply balmy.

Colin Fairbrother