0
Pi is a mathematical constant. It is irrational; it cannot be expressed as a terminating or repeating decimal, or as a fraction with the numerator and denominator both integers. It is approximately 3.1415926..... The decimal continues forever, never repeating itself. The value is represented by the greek letter pi. The basic use of Pi is to calculate the circumference of a circle (C = pi * diameter) and the area of a circle (A = Pi * radius^2). There are many other uses for Pi in higher math.
In the Night at the Museum 2, Pi was supposedly the figure at the "heart of the pyramid". However, there is no logical relationship between pyramids and Pi. Furthermore, when the Einstein bobbleheads said Pi was "3.1415926, to be exact", this is incorrect. Pi has no exact decimal value because it is irrational.
Exactly... Pi was found when mathematicians tried to figure out the relationship between the diameter (or radius [2*radius=diameter]) of a circle and the lenght of circumreference of the circle. They found out, that the there is a constant which if it's multiplied by the diameter equals the lenght of circumreference of the circle (diameter*Pi=lenghtOfCircumreference ). Therefore
Pi=lenghtOfCircumreferenceOfAnyCircle/diameterOfThatCircle.
There are no circles in a piramid and therefore it does not make sense.
__________________________________________________________________
You're both wrong about the pyramid part. Mathematicians and scientists since the mid 1800's have been proposing relationships between the Great Pyramid and pi. It has to do with ratios of perimeter to height (similar to circumference and diameter) and circumscribed spheres around the pyramid. There are also possible mathematical connections between these relationships and the circumference and diameter of the earth (which isn't a perfect sphere of course) and the location of the pyramid on the earth.
They may be coincidences, but there are quite a few of them. Try reading this page:
http://www.math.washington.edu/~greenber/PiPyr.html
Wiki User
∙ 14y ago
Add your answer:
Earn +20 pts
What year was Night in the Museum 2 made?
The movie Night in the Museum 2 was made in 2009
Who played the cupids in night at the museum 2?
The Jonas Brothers play the cupids in night at the museum 2
When is night at the museum on TV?
night at the museum is on tv 25 of August and Night at the museum2 is on tv 2 Febuaray
What is night of the museum 2 rated?
pg
What moves has Robin Williams and Ben Stiller been in together there should be 4 of them?
Night at the museum Night at the museum 2
What song did the Jonas brothers sing at the end of night at the museum 2?
The end credits song for Night at the Museum 2 was the Jonas Brothers singing "Fly With Me"
Is Darth Vader in Night at the Museum 2?
Yes.
What are Ben Stiller's achievements?
he has starred in loads of films (i.e. night of the museum, night of the museum 2 and along came polly etc..)
What are the release dates for Top Chef - 2006 Night at the Museum 8-2?
Top Chef - 2006 Night at the Museum 8-2 was released on: USA: 8 December 2010
What are the release dates for World Premiere - 2003 Night at the Museum 2 Battle for the Smithsonian?
World Premiere - 2003 Night at the Museum 2 Battle for the Smithsonian was released on: USA: 2009
What are the release dates for Chevron Theatre - 1952 Night in the Museum 2-40?
Chevron Theatre - 1952 Night in the Museum 2-40 was released on: USA: 6 October 1953
How much did it cost to make Night at the Museum 2?
The Production Budget for Night at the Museum was $110,000,000.
