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By dividing the diameter of a circle into its circumference which is about 22/7 but the true value of pi is not known as a decimal because its decimal places can go on to infinity.
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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.
What is a mathematicians favorite dessert?
Pi.
Does pi repeat?
"...although many mathematicians have tried to find it, no repeating pattern for pi has been discovered..." (http://mathforum.org/dr.math/faq/faq.pi.html).
What mathematicians first used pi?
William Jones
What American mathematicians worked with pi?
James Gregory
Which mathematicians first used the symbol pi?
Archimedes
How long were mathematicians been studying pi?
Pi have been studied for over 10 centuries!!!
When was pi invened and by who?
Pi was not invented but it was discovered by ancient mathematicians that the circumference of any circle when divided by its diameter is always equal to pi.
Is pi as 3.1416 satanic I have heard some cretins suggest that the Biblical pi is 3.0000?
No. Pi was discovered by mathematicians to measure the circle.
What do mathematicians like to eat on Thanksgiving?
Pumpkin pi a ll mode
Which mathematicians first used the symbol for Pi and why?
William Jones in 1706
How do mathematicians calculate pi?
It's basically 22/7 as a fraction
What are the different works done by mathematicians about pi in different intervals of time?
Over the centuries, mathematicians have calculated more digits of pi, found new formulas to compute pi, proven properties of pi, and explored its connections to other mathematical concepts like geometry and trigonometry. Some significant works include Archimedes' method in ancient Greece, the development of infinite series in the 17th century, and the use of computers to calculate trillions of digits of pi in modern times.
