Create a Clever Custom Licence Plate for Vespa

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The discussion revolves around a user named Jonathan who is looking for creative ideas for a license plate number for his Vespa, specifically incorporating the digits of the mathematical constant e (approximately 2.718). Participants engage with Jonathan's request by questioning how many digits he needs, with a common limit of seven characters for license plates. Suggestions include using a clever mathematical expression that represents e, such as a limit notation, to encapsulate the concept while adhering to character restrictions. The conversation maintains a light-hearted tone while exploring the intersection of mathematics and personal expression through vehicle registration.
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So, this is kind of a fun post, but I have a Vespa and I am about to register it in a new state. I thought about being clever and having the first few digits of e being my license plate number. Any ideas??

Thanks,
Jonathan
 
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Sorry, I don't understand the question.
 
Jonathan Kyle said:
So, this is kind of a fun post, but I have a Vespa and I am about to register it in a new state. I thought about being clever and having the first few digits of e being my license plate number. Any ideas??

Thanks,
Jonathan
How many do you need? (Or how many will fit?)
2.7182818284590452353602874713527
 
Mark44 said:
How many do you need?

How about all of them? :wink:
 
Mentallic said:
How about all of them? :wink:
7 characters is the usual limit.
 
How about squeezing ## lim_{n \rightarrow \infty}(1+1/n)^n ## in the license plate? That way
you have all the numbers ( implicitly, of course).
 
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