what is pie in maths what is definition
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In general terms π is defined as , The ratio of Circumference to the diameter,
π is a constant, It is special because Every circle has this value constant, As I said above even if you take larger circle the ratio to the circumference to the diameter, is constant again !
The Greeks found it special because it is constant everytime so they calculated the value they given the value of pi as 3.14 and so on,
It is irrational so it can't be described as p/q form,
But it is nearly equal to 22/7,
22/7 > π,
Hope you understand, Have a great day !!
π is a constant, It is special because Every circle has this value constant, As I said above even if you take larger circle the ratio to the circumference to the diameter, is constant again !
The Greeks found it special because it is constant everytime so they calculated the value they given the value of pi as 3.14 and so on,
It is irrational so it can't be described as p/q form,
But it is nearly equal to 22/7,
22/7 > π,
Hope you understand, Have a great day !!
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π its value is something approximately equal to 3.142
its a mathematical constant
it simply involves taking a circle
or dividing a circumference
its a mathematical constant
it simply involves taking a circle
or dividing a circumference
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