Contest Closed - How many jelly beans in the Colossus jar? Win undertitle. Rules are in OP
05-29-2015
, 01:45 PM
05-29-2015
, 03:36 PM
05-29-2015
, 04:17 PM
05-30-2015
, 12:09 AM
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I'm using a scientific approach:
42 ('cause that's the answer to everything) x 92 (the number of naturally occurring elements) x 3.14159 ('cause Pi is important, especially when I'm eating some) x 6.626068 (Plancke's constant (without all of those messy zeros) 'cause it's too important of a number too be left out of this) / 6.0221515 ( Avocado's Avogadro's constant (again, without all of those messy zeros), 'cause it's too early in the morning for guacamole) x 1.6180 (the Golden Ratio, 'cause I needs more gold) =
21610.725775001802966929676212895
Ta-Da! Even though it does seem a tad on the low side, who am I to argue with the universe?
Lee
42 ('cause that's the answer to everything) x 92 (the number of naturally occurring elements) x 3.14159 ('cause Pi is important, especially when I'm eating some) x 6.626068 (Plancke's constant (without all of those messy zeros) 'cause it's too important of a number too be left out of this) / 6.0221515 ( Avocado's Avogadro's constant (again, without all of those messy zeros), 'cause it's too early in the morning for guacamole) x 1.6180 (the Golden Ratio, 'cause I needs more gold) =
21610.725775001802966929676212895
Ta-Da! Even though it does seem a tad on the low side, who am I to argue with the universe?
Lee
05-31-2015
, 08:05 PM
05-31-2015
, 09:14 PM
