x@x.x wrote in message <3B0330D4.707BB4BE@x.x>...
>This is the number ten in pure set notation, shown as nested boxes.  So
>you can see what is happening more clearly, I also included five done
>the same way and a two d version of ten that I did a while back in a
>paint program.

I think I follow this. . . at the least the 2d version. Starting with a single
small box and progressing first right and then down, repeat everything that came
before and enclose in another box to express it as a set, right?

Then just perform the process 10 times and finish with a single box to maintain
consistent set notation.

The 3 versions are harder to follow -- can't tell if you're going up,down left,
right or what. The 2d version would make an interesting texture pattern. BTW I'm
no math expert but I think this more like 'factorial' set notation.

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