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Counting to infinity to enumerate the fractions in efficient and inefficient ways.

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Jim Dickson served in the Royal Navy before pursuing a career as a teacher and educational administrator. For 15 years, he enjoded teaching mathematics at all levels from GCSE strugglers to A level Furthermatics (pure/mech/stats) and STEP. Jim is a first class mathematics graduate, Fellow of the Royal Meteorological Society and Member of the Insitute of Mathematics and its Applications.

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