Guess the number :/

[Clarence]

Give the list another read Reaper...

[LaLou]

Why have you changed # 12? That was not my question. My question was:

Is the number before the (decimal) point dividable by three with a whole number for an outcome?

You made it into something completely different.

Is it more than 10? And you better not change this one as well.

[Vincent]

It's just the same meaning!

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.
10) Shortened of Pi = No.
11) Less than 50 = Yes.
12) If I moved the decimal point until the number becomes whole, it is divisible by 3 = No.
13) Less than 10 digits = No.
14) Negitive = Wrong spelling, but no.
15) Digits add up to 10-20 = No.
16) 49 point something = No.
17) Whole number with no decimal dividable by 5 = Yes.
18) Whole number 25 = No.
19) Whole number 45 = No.
20) Number before decimal point in fibonacci sequence = No.
21) More than 10 = No.

[nich]

Less then 10? But that would make it 5. something. 5 is a smurf prime number!

[Wesley]

It is not a multiple of 5, yet it is divisible by 5.

Wrong.

[LaLou]

It's just the same meaning!

No it's NOT!

Is the number before the (decimal) point dividable by three with a whole number for an outcome?

That is what I asked. I never ever talked about moving the decimal point. EVER! Below is what you made of it. Where does it say to move the decimal point in my question? WHERE????

12) If I moved the decimal point until the number becomes whole, it is divisible by 3 = No.[/color]

[LaLou]

And then there's this.
After my question about the Fibonacci sequence was your list. Then Reaper asked:

More than two digits after the decimal?

Then there's a post by Clarence and me and suddenly there's an answer (#21) on your list that wasn't even asked for.
What's going on? Have you been drinking?

So, my question for the game:
Is this number a scientific fixed number like Pi is?

[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 still don't know how to answer this one...
9) Even = No.
10) Shortened of Pi = No.
11) Less than 50 = Yes.
12) If I moved the decimal point until the number becomes whole, it is divisible by 3 = No.
13) Less than 10 digits = No.
14) Negitive = Wrong spelling, but no.
15) Digits add up to 10-20 = No.
16) 49 point something = No.
17) Whole number with no decimal dividable by 5 = Yes.
18) Whole number 25 = No.
19) Whole number 45 = No.
20) Number before decimal point in fibonacci sequence = No.
21) More than 10 = No.
22) Scientific fixed number = No.

[nich]

Does your number refrence anything?

[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 still don't know how to answer this one...
9) Even = No.
10) Shortened of Pi = No.
11) Less than 50 = Yes.
12) If I moved the decimal point until the number becomes whole, it is divisible by 3 = No.
13) Less than 10 digits = No.
14) Negitive = Wrong spelling, but no.
15) Digits add up to 10-20 = No.
16) 49 point something = No.
17) Whole number with no decimal dividable by 5 = Yes.
18) Whole number 25 = No.
19) Whole number 45 = No.
20) Number before decimal point in fibonacci sequence = No.
21) More than 10 = No.
22) Scientific fixed number = No.
23) Reference of something = No.

[LaLou]

So it's a totally random number?

[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 still don't know how to answer this one...
9) Even = No.
10) Shortened of Pi = No.
11) Less than 50 = Yes.
12) If I moved the decimal point until the number becomes whole, it is divisible by 3 = No.
13) Less than 10 digits = No.
14) Negitive = Wrong spelling, but no.
15) Digits add up to 10-20 = No.
16) 49 point something = No.
17) Whole number with no decimal dividable by 5 = Yes.
18) Whole number 25 = No.
19) Whole number 45 = No.
20) Number before decimal point in fibonacci sequence = No.
21) More than 10 = No.
22) Scientific fixed number = No.
23) Reference of something = No.
24) Random Number = No, but I do like random!

[LaLou]

Is it the root on another number? (like 3 is the square root of 9)

[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 still don't know how to answer this one...
9) Even = No.
10) Shortened of Pi = No.
11) Less than 50 = Yes.
12) If I moved the decimal point until the number becomes whole, it is divisible by 3 = No.
13) Less than 10 digits = No.
14) Negitive = Wrong spelling, but no.
15) Digits add up to 10-20 = No.
16) 49 point something = No.
17) Whole number with no decimal dividable by 5 = Yes.
18) Whole number 25 = No.
19) Whole number 45 = No.
20) Number before decimal point in fibonacci sequence = No.
21) More than 10 = No.
22) Scientific fixed number = No.
23) Reference of something = No.
24) Random Number = No, but I do like random!
25) Square root = All numbers are roots of another number, but it is not a square root of a whole number...

[LaLou]

The number before the decimal point, does that have two or more digits?

[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 still don't know how to answer this one...
9) Even = No.
10) Shortened of Pi = No.
11) Less than 50 = Yes.
12) If I moved the decimal point until the number becomes whole, it is divisible by 3 = No.
13) Less than 10 digits = No.
14) Negitive = Wrong spelling, but no.
15) Digits add up to 10-20 = No.
16) 49 point something = No.
17) Whole number with no decimal dividable by 5 = Yes.
18) Whole number 25 = No.
19) Whole number 45 = No.
20) Number before decimal point in fibonacci sequence = No.
21) More than 10 = No.
22) Scientific fixed number = No.
23) Reference of something = No.
24) Random Number = No, but I do like random!
25) Square root = All numbers are roots of another number, but it is not a square root of a whole number...
26) More than 1 digit before the decimal point = Nope.

[LaLou]

Are there between 5 t0 10 digits after the decimal point?

[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 still don't know how to answer this one...
9) Even = No.
10) Shortened of Pi = No.
11) Less than 50 = Yes.
12) If I moved the decimal point until the number becomes whole, it is divisible by 3 = No.
13) Less than 10 digits = No.
14) Negitive = Wrong spelling, but no.
15) Digits add up to 10-20 = No.
16) 49 point something = No.
17) Whole number with no decimal dividable by 5 = Yes.
18) Whole number 25 = No.
19) Whole number 45 = No.
20) Number before decimal point in fibonacci sequence = No.
21) More than 10 = No.
22) Scientific fixed number = No.
23) Reference of something = No.
24) Random Number = No, but I do like random!
25) Square root = All numbers are roots of another number, but it is not a square root of a whole number...
26) More than 1 digit before the decimal point = Nope.
27) 5-10 digits after decimal point = NOpe.

[Wesley]

10.2

[LaLou]

Are there less than 5 digits after the decimal point?