Benford's Law: Why So Many Numbers Start With One
Around thirty per cent of numbers in real datasets begin with 1, and only five per cent with 9. People inventing figures don't reproduce that — which is how the pattern became an auditing tool.
Around thirty per cent of numbers in real datasets begin with 1, and only five per cent with 9. People inventing figures don't reproduce that — which is how the pattern became an auditing tool.