I'm having a sale on pre-owned numbers...

I see you aren't pricing them rationally.

I have some 'prime' merchandise I could trade you.

Can I get a quote on 42?

Loyal

Bill93, post: 379747, member: 87 wrote: I have some 'prime' merchandise I could trade you.

At least they aren't imaginary like the square root of negative 2.

How much for all five of the fifth roots of 243?

Holy Cow, post: 379891, member: 50 wrote: How much for all five of the fifth roots of 243?

I got my iOS 11c to do it for you...243 LN / 5 e^x

That's the only real one. The other four involve i.

[USER=228]@Loyal[/USER]
2marks low

I'll toss 55 up for grabs
nobody goes that anymore without getting run off the road..........

How much for 6.022140857 x 10 to the 23rd power if Mr. Avogadro is willing to sell at any price? Had that memorized several decades ago while attempting to get a passing grade in Chemistry I.
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Avogadro's number, number of units in one mole of any substance (defined as its molecular weight in grams), equal to 6.022140857 ÌÑ 10 23. The units may be electrons, atoms, ions, or molecules, depending on the nature of the substance and the character of the reaction (if any).

If you have it in stock I'd like to get a quote for 0.00000645. I had it when I worked in the field but seem to have misplaced it. It's pretty much obsolete, so I'm hoping for a price that's a steel.

Loyal, post: 379749, member: 228 wrote: Can I get a quote on 42?

Loyal

I'll give you 42 for free, if you can tell us the ultimate question.

Dan Dunn, post: 380039, member: 911 wrote: I'll give you 42 for free, if you can tell us the ultimate question.

Excellent!

You know the rest of the story.

James Fleming, post: 379992, member: 136 wrote: If you have it in stock I'd like to get a quote for 0.00000645. I had it when I worked in the field but seem to have misplaced it. It's pretty much obsolete, so I'm hoping for a price that's a steel.

I believe this number sold out during the design and construction of the Alaskan Pipeline. I have had to use .01' per 100' per 20 degrees +/- 68 degrees ever since. Hopefully, the more precise number will be reprinted in the near future. I wish it was steel available.

On a serious note, I'm on the Board of Directors of a local nonprofit that's leasing numbers. IPv4 addresses, actually. We have enough surplus to our current needs that we're leasing about half of the total to a local partner institution for $20k annually.

I'm sure Mr. Karoly is a reputable number dealer, but checking the provenance of his numbers should not be overlooked.
Please, Dave, post the serial numbers of the products that you are offering for sale.
Just saying.

Larry Best, post: 380104, member: 763 wrote: I'm sure Mr. Karoly is a reputable number dealer, but checking the provenance of his numbers should not be overlooked.
Please, Dave, post the serial numbers of the products that you are offering for sale.
Just saying.

I suppose you want the box it came in and the charger cradle too?