Happy Pi Day!

[AV1611VET]

I'd like to take this time to wish everyone a very happy Pi day!

And speaking of Pi, which is more: one 14" pizza or two 7" pizzas?

 

[Hespera]

Pi= 3.0 KJV

 

[Ar Cosc]

I'd like to take this time to wish everyone a very happy Pi day!

And speaking of Pi, which is more: one 14" pizza or two 7" pizzas?

One 14". 14^2 = 196 > 2*(7^2) = 98

You get twice the pizza for your money.

Do I win a prize (Hoping it's a pizza!)

 

[AV1611VET]

Do I win a prize (Hoping it's a pizza!)

-- All yours!

 

[Lion Hearted Man]

At my university, the math profs and TAs would bring lots of pies to school to celebrate pi day. It was amazing.

 

[JustMeSee]

AV, happy pi day!

Here is pi to enough digits for your everyday imprecise use:
1 Million Digits of Pi

 

[pgp_protector]

AV, happy pi day!

Here is pi to enough digits for your everyday imprecise use:
1 Million Digits of Pi

go for a billion digits
One billion digits of pi
The Trillion digits haven't been posted though
http://www.super-computing.org/pi_current.html

But I would think that that download would take some time even on highspeed

 

[TheReasoner]

go for a billion digits
One billion digits of pi
The Trillion digits haven't been posted though
http://www.super-computing.org/pi_current.html

But I would think that that download would take some time even on highspeed

It HASN'T? :-( How am I supposed to calculate the area of a circle with that few digits? Awwwwww

 

[pgp_protector]

It HASN'T? :-( How am I supposed to calculate the area of a circle with that few digits? Awwwwww

Opps I was wrong.

Pi
last 100 digits of the first trillion digits.

2962457053907095967966732118706342459769212852985029767358070882130902246046114658106422106680122702

 

[sandwiches]

I'd like to take this time to wish everyone a very happy Pi day!

And speaking of Pi, which is more: one 14" pizza or two 7" pizzas?

Reminds me of this:

 

[AV1611VET]

Reminds me of this:

Hey! that's good!

 

[sandwiches]

Hey! that's good!

Nah. It's volume of a cylinder. V=π*r^2*h

Oops... My post makes no sense now with your edited comment! =P

 

[AV1611VET]

Nah. It's volume of a cylinder. V=π*r^2*h

Oops... My post makes no sense now with your edited comment! =P

Well, I originally asked if it should be called 'area', instead of 'volume'; but then it struck me we're dealing with three dimensions now.

That's very good --

 

[sandwiches]

Well, I originally asked if it should be called 'area', instead of 'volume'; but then it struck me we're dealing with three dimensions now.

That's very good --

Yea it's funny. Someone made this for a geeky t-shirt I want and would probably embarrass my wife:

 

[TheReasoner]

Here's a good article for... Well, yesterday:
Indiana Pi Bill - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia