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It's as easy as Pi.
Quote: WizardQuote: mcallister3200The one day a year folks are expected to grin and bear terrible math jokes.
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Why did pi fail its drivers test?
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I'm not sure. Enlighten me.
But I do know it takes 3.14 bakers to bake a pi. And a mathemetician's favorite animal is a pi-thon. And that 3.14% of sailors are pi-rates. And Isaac Newton's favorite food was pi. And you don't want to get in a conversation with pi at a party because they will go on, and on, and on....
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Same reason you don't want run into pi at a party, he doesn't know when to stop.
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Quote: ChumpChangeWhat is the area of a 14 inch pizza?
153.86 square inches
The surface area of a 14-inch pizza is 3.14 x 49 (7 x 7 = 49) = 153.86 square inches of surface area.
So, should I get two 12" mediums for $12.99 each or a 16" large for $18.99?
3.14 x 36 = 113" x 2 = 226 sq"
3.14 x 64 = 201 sq"
It depends if I'm going to eat more than 201 sq".
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Wouldn't the surface area vary by the thickness of the crust? A 1 inch high crust would have more surface area than a thin crust wouldn't it?
March 14, 1592 at 6:53 and 58.9 seconds?
Also, some people think that the more fundamental number is tau: τ = 2π. Which would put the honor on June 28.
Shakespeare started writing Richard III.141592653589.... He eventually truncated the play back to simply Richard III after critics claimed the script was irrational.Quote: gordonm888So did anything special happen on:
March 14, 1592 at 6:53 and 58.9 seconds?
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Quote: gordonm888So did anything special happen on:
March 14, 1592 at 6:53 and 58.9 seconds?
Also, some people think that the more fundamental number is tau: τ = 2π. Which would put the honor on June 28.
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I think that almost coincides with a new moon, which is probably something I should base a new calendar system on so I can sell prophecies*.
I think it may be close enough to be a rounding error, given the calculator technology of the time.
Fraction bars with 1 or 2 underneath?
Quote: gordonm888So did anything special happen on:
March 14, 1592 at 6:53 and 58.9 seconds?
Also, some people think that the more fundamental number is tau: τ = 2π. Which would put the honor on June 28.
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Julian or Gregorian?
Quote: billryanQuote: gordonm888So did anything special happen on:
March 14, 1592 at 6:53 and 58.9 seconds?
Also, some people think that the more fundamental number is tau: τ = 2π. Which would put the honor on June 28.
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Julian or Gregorian?
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I actually worried about that when I wrote the post; I was just too lazy to research it. There is a legitimate "calendar basis" issue for any pi day, but certainly its more troubling when going back to the 1500s as I did.