A calculator has these buttons:
Just like a “normal” calculator,
When you type 1 x 10, it says 10.
When you type 1 + 10, it says 11.
When you type 1 + 1, it says 10.
When you type 10 + 10, it says 100.
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Using this information alone:
How would you count from one to four?
What would the calculator say if you typed in 100 / 10 ?
Extending the pattern:
Can you extend the pattern to count up to twenty?
What would the calculator say if you typed in 0.1 + 0.1?
What would the calculator say if you typed in 0.1 x 10 ?
What would the calculator say if you typed in 111 + 111 ?
What would the calculator say if you typed in 111 x 10 ?
How would you count from one to four?
What would the calculator say if you typed in 100 / 10 ?
Extending the pattern:
Can you extend the pattern to count up to twenty?
What would the calculator say if you typed in 0.1 + 0.1?
What would the calculator say if you typed in 0.1 x 10 ?
What would the calculator say if you typed in 111 + 111 ?
What would the calculator say if you typed in 111 x 10 ?
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