241 B.C.
End of the First Punic War
242 - The same both ways
243-- 32 * 33
          244
The sum of 2 squares 10[sup]2[/sup] + 12[sup]2[/sup]
          = 100 + 144
Incidentally moejuck 243 = 3[sup]5[/sup]
darned how did I miss a dandy number like that?
Good work moejuck.
245
The last bell of my schoolday rings at 2:45
Wolfmeister,
I assume you know that 32 plus 33 equals 35 ?
And how the heck do you get exponents into your messages?
2 4 6 8, who do we appreciate? Cecil! Cecil! Yay!
Open 24/7.
2^1=2
2^2=4
2^3=8
Royal Signal Squadron 249 disbanded in January 2003. It was one of the top Royal Signal Squadrons, deploying annually to both Northern and Southern Europe as part of NATO’s Rapid Response Brigade.
it will take 250 million years for the continets to re-unite
http://www.scotese.com/future2.htm
Weird how I was just reading both sites simultaniously
241
This is the 53rd prime number.
and moejuck I’m sure that second posting was a typo. I’m sure you meant to say
3[sup]2[/sup] TIMES 3[sup]3[/sup] = 3[sup]5[/sup] especially since that is the way you had it in your first posting.
I was just saying it is a nifty number because it is a fifth power.
Let’s hope I can show you how to make exponents aka superscripts.
surround the number with sup /sup and put brackets around both the sup and the /sup
The reason I can’t put the brackets around the “sup” is that they disappear and become an instruction for the screen to show an exponent.
okay I’ll try it another way:
If you type 3<sup>2</sup> but type in the <> as
It will appear as:
          3[sup]2[/sup]
Use the preview reply button so you can see if you are doing this correctly.
Also, use b and /b if you want to make bold text.
** GEEZ **
Guess I got too involved with the superscript explanation.
Ahem…
      251 is the 54th Prime Number
Next stop is 252…
252 years ago, James Madison was born.
James Madison (1751-1836)
1+1=2
2+3=5
5- 2=3
Wolfmeister,
Thanks for the correction, can’t believe I did that. Thanks for the help on exponents too.
254–111 days short of one year. 2+5+4=11.
- the maximum number of extra lives you could get in super mario bros by bouncing the turle shell on the first step in world
7-1. also the most rubies you could own in Legend of Zelda, mostly because the nintendo was an 8-bit machine.
256 is a free one: the number of different values you can represent in 8 bits.
(I kept looking in here and saying “!43? I dunno.”)
The average wooden urn sold by most funeral homes has a capacity of 257 cubic inches.
The 258 I6 was a popular Jeep engine.
      259
25+9 = 34       25*9 = 225
      34 + 225 = 259