From Five to Ten, the Long Way

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My method was this.

First I used a lot of <dt> with "overall correct" in the middle, and then ten to each side ranging from "one more" to "ten more" and from "one less" to "ten less".

Then I worked inward, inserting a lot of <dd> as follows : one under each ten, two under each nine, three under each eight and so on, into eleven under the "overall correct".

Then I worked in space, plus sign, space and new line after each <dd>.

Then I expanded " + " to " + () * ()".

Then I inserted (+5) in every space where I had planned to deal with the eventuality of all five lifespans in excess and so on.

Then I started to change the (0) to 0.7845092578125 which I had copied from the post Summary for Five Lifespans. And so on for the rest, which can here be seen in process.



I had to change the English decimal points to European decimal commas, you can on "eight more" see the three multiplications done, and on "six more" the five multiplications not yet done and on "seven more" the third multiplication is being done.



When all the multiplications were done, I got rid of the <dd> before remaining plus signs (I had deleted the plus sign before the first in each multiplication).

On "six more" you can see the five terms have already been added together and on "five more" the six terms are still separated, different ligns, plus signs.



When this was all done, I changed "more" to "lifespans in excess" and "less" to "lifespans in deficit". Voilà, here is the table, I just need to change back to decimal points again! Done./HGL

all ten lifespans in excess

0.000000000000000095367431640625

nine lifespans in excess

0.0000000000000362396240234375

eight lifespans in excess

0.00000000000619792938232421875

seven lifespans in excess

0.0000000006282863616943359375

six lifespans in excess

0.000000041808933734893798828125

five lifespans in excess

0.00000190862355194091796875

four lifespans in excess

0.000060551236301422119140625

three lifespans in excess

0.00131891675301361083984375

two lifespans in excess

0.01890052839397144317626953125

one lifespans in excess

0.161509563970111846923828125

overall correct

0.6364169771591907501220703125

one lifespans in deficit

0.161509563970111846923828125

two lifespans in deficit

0.01890052839397144317626953125

three lifespans in deficit

0.00131891675301361083984375

four lifespans in deficit

0.000060551236301422119140625

five lifespans in deficit

0.00000190862355194091796875

six lifespans in deficit

0.000000041808933734893798828125

seven lifespans in deficit

0.0000000006282863616943359375

eight lifespans in deficit

0.00000000000619792938232421875

nine lifespans in deficit

0.0000000000000362396240234375

all ten lifespans in deficit

0.000000000000000095367431640625