heteromecic
heteromecic adjective: being the product of two consecutive integers.
Adjective
heteromecic (not comparable)
- Being the product of two consecutive integers.
- Twice a triangular number is a heteromecic number.
- [1] Again, then, to take a fresh start, a number is called heteromecic if its representation, when graphically described in a plane, is quadrilateral and quadrangular, to be sure, but the sides are not equal to one another, nor is the length equal to the breadth, but they differ by 1. Examples are...1952 [c. 100], Nicomachus of Gerasa, translated by Martin Luther D’Ooge, edited by Robert Maynard Hutchins, Mortimer J. Adler, and Wallace Brockway, Introduction to Arithmetic II (Great Books Of The...
- Synonyms:
- pronic
Synonyms of heteromecic
Questions about heteromecic
- What does heteromecic mean?
- Heteromecic means being the product of two consecutive integers.
- What part of speech is heteromecic?
- Heteromecic is an adjective.
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