Yeah, if you're in math and you come across a a question where it says "what is the area of this circle" and the radius is like...i dunno...7/8, would you want to convert it into 3.14 instead of going ahead and using 22/7?
How old were you when you dropped maths? 8?
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Originally posted by Afrobean
PS the answer to yours would be: 14π
8
EDIT: I forgot to simplify: 7π
4
Actually, the area would be 49π/64. The circumfrence would be 7π/4.
To this day scientists are still trying to find the last decimal place. And Braydz, stfu, an example is an example, but blatantly bashing some one is something else.
i memorized 3.1415 lol. and theres 3 sixes in it. i know from a song in frequency the game called science genius girl by freezepop and i made a remix of the song to make the vocals say 666
i used to know over 100...let's see how many i know now without cheating...someone can correct me if i'm wrong: 3.141592653589793238464.....not as impressive...ha.
I'll trade you this delicious doorstop for your crummy old danish.
Done, and done.
I hope you all believe that I know 3.141592653589793238462643383279502884197169399 375105820974944592307816406286208998628034... The bolded number is suicidalmuskrat's only mistake.
The best fraction I know of for pi is 355/113, but it is still not exact.
I think you made a typo. I fixed it for you. When I typed your equation in my calculator, I got about 3.144 something. With this one, I got 3.141592654, and the 4 is only because of rounding.
I know 51. I learned a song with a guy singing 51, so that's how i memorized it. By the way, they have calculated it to about 1.2411 trillion digits. I also have 10 thousand digits hanging kon my wall. I'm not a geek... I swear!
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