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Lunh Algorithm is a simple checksum formula use to validate various identification numbers most of famously credit card numbers. Developed by IBM engineer hands Peter lunar, it help detect common data entry errors like single-digit typos or adjacent digit transpositions . The algorithm work by performing a series of arithmetic operations on the digits, which culminates in a sum that must be a multiple of 10 for the number to be considered potentially valid. #lunh #algorithm #maths #mathmatics #c

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Samantha Yammine, PhD on Instagram: "every credit card # follows this rule 🤯 It’s called the Luhn algorithm. Give it a try with yours! What a treat to have THE math queen @onlinekyne on the latest episode of the Curiosity Weekly podcast talking all things math — and why it pairs so beautifully with drag 💄✨ This episode also has the highly requested follow-up to our microplastics story, plus an interesting new study on how caffeine influences performance. Tune in wherever you get your podcasts,

Murali Mastaru on Instagram: "Luhn Algorithm is behind our credit/debit card numbers. Watch full episode on YouTube. Link in bio"