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by jules
5468 days ago
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Seeing that people are downvoting this, perhaps it wasn't obvious enough. Proof that the starting digit in numbers is not base invariant: In base 10 not all numbers start with 1. In base 2 all numbers start with 1. Hence, the distribution is not base invariant. QED. For an explanation why you get the right thing if you substitute "units", I refer you to the Wikipedia page on Benford's Law. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Benfords_law |
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