Simple Quiz

[gurleygirl]

I don't know... so I cheated... and google tells me that this is a trick question. German words can be made as long as you want them to be because they allow for the addition of new elements. Or something...

I did find:

Donaudampfschiffahrtsgesellschaftskapitaensfrauenverbandsvorsitzendenaufwandsentschaedigungsrahmenordnungsrichtlinienen

[NoHero]

I don't know... so I cheated... and google tells me that this is a trick question. German words can be made as long as you want them to be because they allow for the addition of new elements. Or something...

That's absolutly correct

/that does not mean that you find the long one in a dictionary

[wsmmi6674]

A bit late, but if we are allowed to use math symbols, an infinately large number can be generated with two or more ones via:
((11!)!)!... etc.

To attone for my smart a$$ answer, I offer this quiz:
Name the former Billboard top-40 hit with the largest prime number in the title.
--
Scott

[chmanish]

I wonder there would ever be any song which could contain the largest known prime number. 2^25964951 - 1

See this

[bmacri]

My guess is 1999 by Prince or whatever he calls himself these days.

-Ben

[wsmmi6674]

An excellent guess, but wrong. Think about three orders of magnitude higher.
--
Scott

[gurleygirl]

8675309 Jenny?

[Madhi]

Can you find out the biggest number using four 1s?

[gurleygirl]

Can you find out the biggest number using four 1s?

Didn't they answer this one all ready?

11^11
11e11
11*11
111^1
11+11
11.11
11/11
11-11

[T.G.]

Can you find out the biggest number using four 1s?

(11^11)!

[Max Payne]

what would be the smalles number using four 1's??

[T.G.]

what would be the smalles number using four 1's??

11-11

or

-(11^11)

[Hobson]

it would be
-(11^11)! ! ! ! ! ! ! !...

[Max Payne]

factorial a negative number??

[Max Payne]

how about...

-(11! ^ 11!)