why pie is an irrational no.
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★ Irrational numbers :
- The numbers that cannot be written in p/q form .
- Non terminating - The quotient never ends .
- Non recurring - The quotient has non repeating terms with no specification of pattern .
- Eg : √2 , √3 , √5 , √6 , √7 , π
★ Why is (π) or pie considered as irrational ?
According to the above given information about irrational numbers ; we will find the value of π and check if it's really an irrational .
π can be written in 2 forms :
- ²²/₇
- 3.14159 (direct value of pie)
When we divide ²²/₇ ; we get :
3.1415923565897932384 ................ (still continuing)
When we look at the above answer we got ; we see that :
- Digits are non terminating
- Digits are non recurring
Thus ; we can conclude that {π} is irrational.
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Answer:
pie is a irrational number.
Step-by-step explanation:
there are two types of numbers on the basis of the denominator :
- rational numbers : this is set of integers which can be written in form of p/q, where q is not equal to 0. for example, 1, 1/2, 1.25, etc.
- irrational numbers : this is set of numbers whose digits are never ending after decimal like root 2 which is equal to 1.414...so on which is non-terminating decimal.
there are two types of decimal system :
- teminating decimal: the decimal which have end at some digits after decimal point . this type of decimal system are rational numbers . e.g. 1.4 , 1.55.
- non-terminating decimal: this decimal not end at any digits after decimal point. this are irrational numbers. e.g. root 2, pie which is 22/7 = 3.141...so on, 0.1010010001..., etc.
Hence, pie is a irrational number.
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