Guess the number :/

[nich]

Under 100?

[Vincent]

1) 2 = No.
2) Less than 100 = Yes.

[Clarence]

Is it pi again?

[Vincent]

1) 2 = No.
2) Less than 100 = Yes.
3) Pi = Not anymore.

[Wesley]

Wait, does that mean that it was Pi until Clarence guessed Pi and you changed it, so it is not Pi anymore?

[Vincent]

I di not change it, I said it was not Pi anymore because the previous round was Pi.

[nich]

Is it a multible of 5?

[Clarence]

Does it have any digits after the decimal point?

[Beany]

e?

[LaLou]

Is it a prime?

[Vincent]

1) 2 = No.
2) Less than 100 = Yes.
3) Pi = Not anymore.
4) Multiple of 5 = No.
5) Digits after decimal point = Yes.
6) e = If you mean Euler's number, No.
7) Prime = No.

[Clarence]

Is this a number you made up?

(as opposed to being a specifically determined number like PI)

[Vincent]

1) 2 = No.
2) Less than 100 = Yes.
3) Pi = Not anymore.
4) Multiple of 5 = No.
5) Digits after decimal point = Yes.
6) e = If you mean Euler's number, No.
7) Prime = No.
8) Made-up = Uuuhhh... I don't know how to answer this one...

[Clarence]

Pi is a scientifically recognized number but

4.1245234523452345 is something I just made up.

Get it?

[LaLou]

Is it an even number?

[Vincent]

What if my number is 4? Is it a made-up number?

1) 2 = No.
2) Less than 100 = Yes.
3) Pi = Not anymore.
4) Multiple of 5 = No.
5) Digits after decimal point = Yes.
6) e = If you mean Euler's number, No.
7) Prime = No.
8) Made-up = Uuuhhh... I still don't know how to answer this one...
9) Even = No.

[Clarence]

Is this number just some specific shortened version of pi?

[nich]

less than 50?

[LaLou]

Can it be divided by 3 and get a number without decimals? (What's that called in English? Literal translation from Dutch would be a whole number. would that be right?)

[nich]

Yeah its called a whole number.