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082349872349872 is a fascinating number.
Assuming one places a decimal point after the leading zero, and that it continues to repeat ...349872..., then:
It is equal to 74189, divided by three, and then divided by each of the first six consecutive primes.
74189, in turn, is a prime number which is also the NCBI Gene ID for the Phactr3[1] protein coding gene in lab mice.
I double checked my arithmetic because I couldn't believe it and I confirmed I get 0.82349872349872349872349872349872...
[1] https://www.informatics.jax.org/marker/MGI:1921439
082349872349872 is a fascinating number.
Assuming one places a decimal point after the leading zero, and that it continues to repeat ...349872..., then:
It is equal to 74189, divided by three, and then divided by each of the first six consecutive primes.
74189, in turn, is a prime number which is also the NCBI Gene ID for the Phactr3[1] protein coding gene in lab mice.
I double checked my arithmetic because I couldn't believe it and I confirmed I get 0.82349872349872349872349872349872...
[1] https://www.informatics.jax.org/marker/MGI:1921439