If you mean pie: it is eaten. If you mean the number pi: It is used in all sorts of situations. Whether you use it in "real life situation" mainly depends whether you work in engineering. Most people won't use the number pi in their daily lives.
You will use the numbers pi and e (or applications which use them).
Area in a circle = (pi) times (square of the circle's radius)You can use any number you want to use for (pi) in that formula. The closer yourchoice is to the real value of (pi), the closer your result will be to the real area.If you decide to use 22/7 , then your result will be only about 0.04% bigger than thereal area. That's very good accuracy, and that's why a lot of people use 22/7 for (pi)even though it doesn't look very impressive.
You can use it to build buildings, pools, and and if your boss gives you a mathematical equation, you can answer it.
No. The square root of negative one is an example of an imaginary (not real) number. Pi is irrational, but real.
people made fun of his name his real name is Piscine Molitor Patel. but instead the next year her decided to use the first 2 letters which is "Pi"
Pi Patel is a fictional character created by author Yann Martel for the novel "Life of Pi." The character and his story are not based on a real person.
If you mean pie: it is eaten. If you mean the number pi: It is used in all sorts of situations. Whether you use it in "real life situation" mainly depends whether you work in engineering. Most people won't use the number pi in their daily lives.
In "Life of Pi" by Yann Martel, the mystery speaker is the author himself, who is recounting Pi's story as it was told to him. The author presents the story as a work of fiction based on real events.
The book Life of Pi was published in 2001, but I don't know if the real person, Pi Patel, was featured in any newspapers or magazines.
Pi is a real number
In the story "Life of Pi" by Yann Martel, Pi kills a flying fish by hitting it with an oar. He then uses the fish as bait to catch a dorado.
pi IS real. It's irrational, but not unreal.
3.141592653589793 is pi.
You will use the numbers pi and e (or applications which use them).
I think so. Authors like Rick Riordan use real places times and dates even though it never happened in real life. Like the Empire State building.
pi is 3.14159265...............that is all i know