A couple of nice chips up for grabs and all you have to do is be the first one to answer ALL 4 questions correctly. They are not easy but with the right research, the answers can be found. The questions revolve around the number 3.14159... or as it is more commonly known as, Pi which is the relationship between a circles circumference and its diameter. The number is special because it never ends and doesn't repeat the strings of digits. Pi has been calculated to over 1,000,000,000,000 digits so there are many interesting things about the number Pi. For this contest, the answers exclude the 3 and only include the digits to the right of the decimal point.

Here are the 4 questions:

What are the 10,000,000th to 10,000,009th digits of Pi?
What is the string of 6 digits that start at the 447,855th digit?
What is the string of 7 digits that start at the 26,265647th digit?
What is the string of 8 digits that start at the 112,099,767th digit?

Just post your responses here and the first one with all 4 correct answers wins. Now doesn't that sound easy?

Mike