👉 In mathematics, "supernumerariness" refers to a property of a number that is not a multiple of another number. This means that if you multiply or divide a number by another number, and the result is still less than the original number, then it is considered to be an example of supernumerariness. For example, consider the number 360. If we multiply this number by any other number, say 18, the result will be greater than 3
