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What is a mathematicians favorite dessert?
Pi.
How do mathematicians calculate pi?
It's basically 22/7 as a fraction
Why did the first mathematicians use the symbol of pi?
It was a cool looking greek letter.
When did mathematicians first start calculating pi?
mathalets from the 3rd century in 130 ad from babylonian discovered that pi equals 3.14567789870989977890.....
How was the value of pi discovered?
Study of circles. It was derived by mathematicians(Greek?) who developed an infinite series to describe it.
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