Math and Logic Puzzles: Redux

[StrangerCoug]

Looks good

[tris]

Spoiler: alternatively

any number ending in 5 is an odd multiple of 5 and can be expressed as 5n where n is an odd integer. cubed, this becomes 125n³. as the product of odd numbers, this is also odd.

[StrangerCoug]

Spoiler: alternatively

any number ending in 5 is an odd multiple of 5 and can be expressed as 5n where n is an odd integer. cubed, this becomes 125n³. as the product of odd numbers, this is also odd.

That also works

[Scigatt]

Let's get this this started again.

Enter a positive rational number and I'll give you a response. Figure out the rule I'm using.

[Farren]

47.

[Scigatt]

47.

47

[StrangerCoug]

2/3

[Who]

10^27

[Ircher]

6/9

[implosion]

337500/234966429149994773

[Charles510]

a/b where and b are integers and b does not equal 0

[Scigatt]

2/3

3/2

10^27

10^27

6/9

3/2

337500/234966429149994773

147359109017027496/87607320133304777

probably

a/b where and b are integers and b does not equal 0

For one, variable inputs aren't accepted. Secondly, even if I did accept variable inputs, you're still giving me some invalid ones.

[implosion]

1/72
100/1001

[Scigatt]

1/72
100/1001

1/72
1090/11

[implosion]

101 / 1001
100 / 1003

[implosion]

2 / 71

[Scigatt]

101 / 1001
100 / 1003

491/611
364/739

2 / 71

37/36

[Farren]

3.14159.

[Scigatt]

3.14159.

100388/313771

[Farren]

100388/313771.

[implosion]

3 / 71

[Charles510]

1

[Who]

1/2^27

6/35

[Ircher]

1/2
1/3

[Scigatt]

100388/313771.

314159/100000

3 / 71

25/49

1

1

1/2^27

6/35

1/2^27
7/34

1/2
1/3

1/2
1/3