0.12345689101112131415161819... is an irrational number.Kukulski said:It's an irrational number, so it contains infinitely many numbers including 7s.Ymbirtt said:Does the decimal representation of the square root of 2 contain infinitely many 7s?
Can that number not be in the fractional form:Ymbirtt said:0.12345689101112131415161819... is an irrational number.Kukulski said:It's an irrational number, so it contains infinitely many numbers including 7s.Ymbirtt said:Does the decimal representation of the square root of 2 contain infinitely many 7s?
True, but I can find a never ending list of integers that don't contain a 7.Kukulski said:You do realize that there is an infinite number of digits after the "...", right? Infite means never-ending not pretty huge.Ymbirtt said:0.12345689101112131415161819... is an irrational number.Kukulski said:It's an irrational number, so it contains infinitely many numbers including 7s.Ymbirtt said:Does the decimal representation of the square root of 2 contain infinitely many 7s?
Three medium-sized logs.norwegian-guy said:how much wood, would a woodchuck actuually chuck, if a woodchuck would chuck wood?
It's actually really difficult to give any reasonable answer, and I don't think anyone's figured it out either way. It's true that there are sevens in the decimal representation of the square root of 2, but it's totally possible for there to be some sort of a "cutoff point", beyond which there are no more sevens and the number continues in the way I described above. There's no way that I've heard of for proving whether it does this or not.Kukulski said:Well, I'm no mathematican, but irrational roots kind of represent a proportion that gets more and more accurate as more digits are involved. I think that to make this proportion infinitely accurate you would need 7s and since the digits go on forever there would be an infinite number of them.Ymbirtt said:True, but I can find a never ending list of integers that don't contain a 7.Kukulski said:You do realize that there is an infinite number of digits after the "...", right? Infite means never-ending not pretty huge.Ymbirtt said:0.12345689101112131415161819... is an irrational number.Kukulski said:It's an irrational number, so it contains infinitely many numbers including 7s.Ymbirtt said:Does the decimal representation of the square root of 2 contain infinitely many 7s?
Because you're earlyCathal Sixsixosix said:Why is there no zero punctuation today?
I don't know, has anyone sort of decided maybe to possibly try to make like when who?The Rockerfly said:Has anyone really been far even as decided to use even go want to do look more like
11 logs of R5"xH1' wood.norwegian-guy said:how much wood, would a woodchuck actuually chuck, if a woodchuck would chuck wood?
Yes, as some people have actually pointed out, however, since it goes on forever, there might be a point where it stops switching between numbers, or a point where it ceases to have sevens but continues to extend. If that were to be so, the number would have a finite number of sevens, but an infinite number of digits. However that's impossible to know for sure, seeing as the number stretches infinitely and therefore cannot be monitored for any kind of pattern without becoming rational.Ymbirtt said:Does the decimal representation of the square root of 2 contain infinitely many 7s?
In the future relative to this post.hazard99 said:where is the next zero punctuation video?
No, because the answer to life, the universe and everything is actually counter-clockwise, because the only question the universe needs an answer to is which way to spin.chetoos said:Assuming this is still going on, I have a question:
Assuming the answer to the ultimate question is "42", and the meaning of life is for a society to develop touchscreen smartphones, (Evidence: http://goats.com/archive/090107.html ) is the ultimate question: "How many years must a society survive after having developed touchscreen smartphones in order to achieve perfection?"?
Only if my kitchen is on fire in the next thirty minutes, if not sorry...I'll get back to you on that.Purple Shrimp said:Is the Euler?Mascheroni constant irrational?
1) Because the only thing worse than hearing "THE FIRE TRUCKS ARE COMING!!" yelled into your ear, is having it yelled into your ear in a high-pitched squealy voice that makes deaf people happy to be incapable of being annoyed by it.SckizoBoy said:TiloXofXTanto said:Well, I can't give you a full guide but...Annoying Turd said:Please answer my question :-(
How can I get a girlfriend?
*looks at name*
You could just stop being an annoying turd, that would help.
Also, pay attention to everything, but only use it when it helps your target...
http://www.animeseason.com/kami-nomi-zo-shiru-sekai/
He's not real, but he's a wonderful teacher if you're able to become just as ridiculously awesome as he isAll you need then, is a young and naive demoness running around after you calling you 'kami-nii-sama'!
On a related note, why do I find Kanae Ito's voice annoying (even though I'm watching a fair few series with her in)?
Better yet, acquire telekinesis.Anarchemitis said:snip
Now, why am I thinking about a lesbian former fuck-buddy?
2 is a symbol with a value of 5 and not the number "2". Easy!febel said:How can the math be done such that 2+2=10?
Nope...well yes technically but the answer I was looking for was "ten in base 4"Cogito said:2 is a symbol with a value of 5 and not the number "2". Easy!febel said:How can the math be done such that 2+2=10?
Why if Pi is so Big Cant i have a slice?!
Work in base 4.febel said:How can the math be done such that 2+2=10?
Because Mathematicians are selfish and want pi all to themselves.Cogito said:Why if Pi is so Big Cant i have a slice?!
An Ice sculpture of an attractive human that is not melting but still on fire.RaNDM G said:What is so hot that it's cool, and so cool that it's hot?