Replace 180 with pi if you want radians, but since it proves pi, degrees is prettier.
Calculating Pi
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May 12, 2023
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cat_queen88 wrote:
I have it memorized until the seventh digit 3.1415926
I memorized it two more digits (3.141592654) because that was all that would show on an HP-15C calculator back in the days. I figured if it was good enough for HP, it was good enough for me.
May 12, 2023
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Hey guys is this really necessary, it’s worse than being back at school ! 🤨.duh
May 12, 2023
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Woollensck3 wrote:
Hey guys is this really necessary, it’s worse than being back at school ! 🤨.duh
If we cut out all of the unnecessary threads, what would be left?
We had a competition in middle school who could memorize the most digits of pi, and I was the only one who took it seriously. I memorized exactly 200 digits of pi (I went in 5s), but I dont know nearly as many now.
3.14159265358979323846
20 digits
May 13, 2023
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EscherehcsE wrote:
Woollensck3 wrote:
Hey guys is this really necessary, it’s worse than being back at school ! 🤨.duh
If we cut out all of the unnecessary threads, what would be left?
Good point 😹
Someone say "pie?" 🍰🍮🥧🎂
I just proved a limit that will calculate pi. I am sure it is not original, just wanted to know if anyone had seen it or knows another.
Pi equals the limit as x approaches infinity for (x)sin(180/x)cos(180/x)
Turns out that infinity times 0 times 1 equals pi. Who knew?