Is this known? Start with an array of integers 1 to 2^n. When your chosen n increases, the more accurate the result will be. Divide the first number by the second, divide the third number by the fourth, and so on. Store the results in a list and perform the same operation on the new list. Repeat until only one item is left. I originally found this out by stacking fractions like this: (((1/2)/(3/4))/((5/6)/(7/8))) Q: Why does it stop at 17? A: Scratch list limit Edit: ooh if you flip them you get sqrt(2) #games #games #games #games #games #games #viral #art #animations #stories #popular #for #you
