What mathematical calculation results in the number 8411810?
Whole numbers, please.  If fraction is neccesary, then please keep it
to a max of 4 places, eg .1234.  Most creative answer wins.

I can get things started:

8*10^6 + 4*10^5 + 1*10^4 + 1*10^3 + 8*10^2 + 1*10^1 + 0*10^0 = 8411810

answerguru-ga

8411810 x 1
8411811 - 1
8411809 + 1
8411810 / 1
(8411810 / 2) x 2
. . .

Let's see:
Define f(x) = 117765340

Find the integral of f(x), with lower bound 9.5 and upper bound 10.

Divide the result by 7 (the position of the letter 'G' -for 'Google'-
in the alphabet). The result is 8411810.

Cheers!

f(x) = {whirlpool ice tray part number 10027066}/1

http://www.partadvantage.com/store/showpart/10027066

Prime factorization

8411810 = 2 * 5 * 11 * 76471

The only number that can be created only with digits that are powers
of two, that, when taking the second letter of each digit's name,
spells "IonNine".

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eIght
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I am very aware of what a rediculous stretch this is...I will
definitely contribute again, but I'm short on time and sanity at the
moment.

It comes as a nice combination of factorials:

8411810 = 2*10! + 3*9! + 8! + 5*7! + 2*4! + 2!

where of course n! = n*(n-1)*...*1

And a nice combination of powers:

8411810 = 10*7^7 + 3*6^6 + 11*5^5 + 7*4^4 + 8*3^3 + 7*2^2 + 1^1

and this has the advantage of the pretty form,

8411810 = (sum,i=1,7 {ai*i^i} ) where a = [1 7 8 7 11 3 10]

Looking up Malraz in the phonebook I found a result of 841-1810...

Cute, but not a mathematical answer.