An irrational number, which when multiplied by itself, yields the universal ratio between the perimieter of a circle and its diameter in Euclidian geometry.
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satt fs
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Fri 8 Jul, 2005 08:27 pm
(pi)^(1/2) = e^((1/2)log(pi)),
where e is the Napier's number (2.71828..)
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Levi
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Fri 8 Jul, 2005 08:33 pm
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An irrational number, which when multiplied by itself, yields the universal ratio between the perimieter of a circle and its diameter in Euclidian geometry.
I suppose he knows what pi is; you could have stopped at an irrational number.
1.772453851... If you're asking if radical pi has any widespread mathematical significance, then no.
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georgeob1
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Fri 8 Jul, 2005 08:37 pm
Levi wrote:
I suppose he knows what pi is; you could have stopped at an irrational number.
I supposed that too - which made the question all the more incomprehensible. Hence my circular answer.
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