3.14 Pi
Would you share some Pi with me? =)
Pi (3.14) is used to find the circumference or area of a circle.
Pie is round, like a circle, but Pi are square. πr²
To find the area of a circle, use πr² (3.14 x radius x radius).
To find the circumference of a circle, use πd (3.14 x diameter).
The original recipe for Pi is 22/7, and no one has ever found the last digit of pi. So it is an irrational number.
But an extremely smart person might be alleged to have discovered the last digit of Pi! =)
Here is just a small slice of Pi.
3.14159265358979323846264338327950288419716939937510582097494459230781...
But that's not the whole Pi!
To see more Pi, like the first 100,000 digits, click here.
Here's the history of making Pi.
Playing with Pi -- what it sounds like:
►Explanation by Lars Erickson who composed and performed the Pi Symphony in 1992.
How Lars Erickson perfected his Pi in calculus class.
Don't worry, there is plenty of yummy Pi to go around.
No one has ever gotten the last slice yet. =D
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This is soooooooo funny, Marty. Can I come and take your classes? My teachers never made school so interesting!
ReplyDeleteBy the way, did you make that "pi" crust or find the photo somewhere?
I noticed the video is no longer available, but I won't worry since thre is a lot of "pi" left to go around, ha ha.
No, I didn't make the Pi Pie.
ReplyDeleteI found it. lol.
Yes, you can come to my class. =D
And man, that was a great video! I'll have to see if I can find the original, then.
Cool! The Pi Song is pretty. :)
ReplyDeleteThis is Cute Marty! :o) Pie looks Good to! DB
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