I need a number from 1 to 4

1.54531638045046412645964631281426526267254164029409647598765694512865987634897651085761328549243875639010187459230290435238965265456484654546545456653423674365173548765794290873966776562345623563459856908069709763264298716231234567234765832562389479856756709340978437854673467256899569806706--97689067276434325126742316297495798916571233285321459149576547658


i bet thats is
 
definitely go with 1/2...yep...go with that








j/k lol go with 2 :lol: and for anyone who thinks im stupid, i know 1/2 is not between 1 and 4 :roll:
 
[quote name='Xevious']Why do you need a number between 1 and 4 anyways?[/quote]

He's a CAG and looking to avoid buying it for list.
 
[quote name='epobirs']I'm afraid all my integers are comitted to another project and cannot participate due to contractual obligations.[/quote]


:rofl: :applause: :rofl:
 
[quote name='sying']3/3

Which by the way does not equal to 1.

The only damn thing I remembered from calculus class.[/quote]

Umm...yes it does. I hate to break it to you but 3/3 equals 1. You might be thinking of x/x not equaling 1, which is sort of true because you don't know what x is and it might be 0. And since you can't divide by 0 you can't say 0/0 = 1. But no matter what, you are wrong.
 
[quote name='Tromack'][quote name='sying']3/3

Which by the way does not equal to 1.

The only damn thing I remembered from calculus class.[/quote]

Umm...yes it does. I hate to break it to you but 3/3 equals 1. You might be thinking of x/x not equaling 1, which is sort of true because you don't know what x is and it might be 0. And since you can't divide by 0 you can't say 0/0 = 1. But no matter what, you are wrong.[/quote]

He's right.
 
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