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RE: Number Choosing Contest. - Kaynato - 05-13-2016
(05-13-2016, 05:55 AM)a52 Wrote: »
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Breaks 1 2 3 4 5
RE: Number Choosing Contest. - Reyweld - 05-13-2016
A score (20)
RE: Number Choosing Contest. - OTTO - 05-13-2016
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RE: Number Choosing Contest. - ICan'tGiveCredit - 05-14-2016
![[Image: ApplePie_OnWhite.png]](https://cheaptart.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/01/ApplePie_OnWhite.png)
RE: Number Choosing Contest. - Kaynato - 05-14-2016
(05-13-2016, 11:04 PM)Reyweld Wrote: »A score (20)
Breaks 1 2 3 5
Non-constant number.
(05-14-2016, 12:18 AM)ICantGiveCredit Wrote: »
Non-number.
RE: Number Choosing Contest. - OTTO - 05-14-2016
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RE: Number Choosing Contest. - Kaynato - 05-14-2016
131160: Breaks
1 3 5
RE: Number Choosing Contest. - Reyweld - 05-14-2016
1061, a pure and innocent number.
RE: Number Choosing Contest. - btp - 05-14-2016
-4 : a negative integer
(3756801695685 · 2^666669 - 1) :largest known prime
19997 : largest prime less than 20,000
77777: not a prime
4: a positive integer
RE: Number Choosing Contest. - a52 - 05-14-2016
123454321: a palindrome
1998001: the hypotenuse of a (very large) pythagorean triple
root(2): an irrational algebraic number
sum(from n = 1 to infinity) 1/n^2: a transcendent number (which happens to be equal to (pi^2)/6, which is SO COOL)
85: a number with both a five and an eight
RE: Number Choosing Contest. - OTTO - 05-14-2016
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RE: Number Choosing Contest. - a52 - 05-14-2016
(whether my post count is odd && whether it is raining when you answer this) || (whether the minute time I post this is even ^^ !whether the person who posts after me is male)
the first four positive integers that can be represented as the sum of two nonzero cubes.
RE: Number Choosing Contest. - Reyweld - 05-14-2016
Eight.
RE: Number Choosing Contest. - Kaynato - 05-14-2016
(05-14-2016, 05:15 PM)Reyweld Wrote: »1061, a pure and innocent number.
PASSES 1 4 U V
FAILS 2 3 5 R
(05-14-2016, 06:10 PM)btp Wrote: »-4 : a negative integer
(3756801695685 · 2^666669 - 1) :largest known prime
19997 : largest prime less than 20,000
77777: not a prime
4: a positive integer
-4: Breaks
2 3 4 R U
LARGEST KNOWN PRIME:
Rule 1: Uncertain. Computational resources currently limited.
Rule 2: Breaks.
Rule 3: Uncertain. Computational resources currently limited.
Rule 4: Passes.
Rule 5: Breaks.
Passes format rules.
19997:
Rule 1: Breaks.
Rule 2: Breaks.
Rule 3: Close! But it breaks.
Rule 4: Passes.
Rule 5: Breaks.
Breaks R U
77777:
Rule 1: Breaks.
Rule 2: Breaks.
Rule 3: Breaks.
Rule 4: Passes.
Rule 5: Breaks.
Breaks R U
4:
Breaks 2 3 R U
(05-14-2016, 06:50 PM)a52 Wrote: »123454321: a palindrome
1998001: the hypotenuse of a (very large) pythagorean triple
root(2): an irrational algebraic number
sum(from n = 1 to infinity) 1/n^2: a transcendent number (which happens to be equal to (pi^2)/6, which is SO COOL)
85: a number with both a five and an eight
123454321: Breaks
3 R U (Closest one so far for the number rules!!)
1998001: Breaks
1 2 3 5 R U
sqrt2:
Rule 1: Breaks.
Rule 2: Breaks.
Rule 3: Breaks.
Rule 4: Breaks.
Rule 5: Breaks.
Passes format rules.
Riemann Zeta 2:
Rule 1: Breaks.
Rule 2: Breaks.
Rule 3: Breaks.
Rule 4: Breaks.
Rule 5: Breaks.
Passes format rules.
85: Breaks
2 5 R U
Breaks 1 2 3 5 R U
(05-14-2016, 07:06 PM)a52 Wrote: »(whether my post count is odd && whether it is raining when you answer this) || (whether the minute time I post this is even ^^ !whether the person who posts after me is male)
the first four positive integers that can be represented as the sum of two nonzero cubes.
Both 0 and 1 have already been submitted so either way you already know.
2: Breaks 1 2 3 5
9: Breaks 1 2 U
16: Breaks 2 3 U
28: Breaks 1 2 3 5 U
(05-14-2016, 07:21 PM)Reyweld Wrote: »
Eight.
8: Breaks 1 2 3 5.
RE: Number Choosing Contest. - OTTO - 05-14-2016
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RE: Number Choosing Contest. - a52 - 05-14-2016
1234567890
RE: Number Choosing Contest. - btp - 05-14-2016
1,998,991
3,364,928,064
49,284
11,108,889
95
RE: Number Choosing Contest. - Kaynato - 05-14-2016
121: Breaks
3 R U
12321: Breaks
1 2 3 R U
123321: Breaks
2 3 5 R U
(05-14-2016, 10:04 PM)a52 Wrote: »1234567890
1234567890: Breaks
1 2 3 5 R U
(05-14-2016, 10:17 PM)btp Wrote: »1,998,991
3,364,928,064
49,284
11,108,889
95
1998991: Breaks
1 2 3 5 R
3364928064: Breaks
2 3 R U
49284: Breaks
2 3 R U
11108889: Breaks
1 3 R U
95: Breaks
2 3 5 R U
RE: Number Choosing Contest. - OTTO - 05-14-2016
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RE: Number Choosing Contest. - btp - 05-14-2016
100
85
1
-85
13
RE: Number Choosing Contest. - a52 - 05-14-2016
(121)
121:
[121]
RE: Number Choosing Contest. - OTTO - 05-15-2016
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RE: Number Choosing Contest. - Sruixan - 05-15-2016
331130809
RE: Number Choosing Contest. - Kaynato - 05-15-2016
121: Breaks
3 R
121: Breaks
3 R U
120: Breaks
3 5 R U
100: Breaks
1 2 3 5 R U
(05-14-2016, 11:38 PM)btp Wrote: »100
85
1
-85
13
100: Breaks
1 2 3 5 R U
85: Breaks
2 5 R U (already posted in the same way, y'know?)
1: Breaks
2 R U
-85: Breaks
2 5 R U
13: Breaks
2 3 5 R U
(05-14-2016, 11:41 PM)a52 Wrote: »(121)
121:
[121]
121: Breaks
3 R
121: Breaks
3 R
121: Breaks
3 R
(05-14-2016, 11:50 PM)Wheat Wrote: »|121|
121: Breaks
3 R
1000: Breaks
2 3 5 R U
(05-15-2016, 12:54 AM)Sruixan Wrote: »331130809
331130809: Breaks
1 R U
Woah there!! Another close one with the number rules. What are you even trying?
RE: Number Choosing Contest. - Sruixan - 05-15-2016
(05-15-2016, 04:53 AM)Kaynato Wrote: »Woah there!! Another close one with the number rules. What are you even trying?
Python and a hunch. Trouble is, I still don't know what rule 1 is, and I haven't the greatest understanding of the formatting rules, soooooo...
sqrt(121)
3.48757 x 10^5
(sum of the first twenty natural numbers) - (sum of the first thirteen natural numbers)