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Is it true that pi is equal to the circumference of pi divided by the diameter?
Nearly, I think you committed a typo: pi = circumference/diameter
What is the square root of pi divided by half of pi times three?
3.385137501 this is true, I did it on my calculator!
Is this statement true To find the diameter of a circle divide its circumference by and pi?
yes that is true
What are first 5 digits of pi?
3.1415 While true, pi to 5 significant digits is actually 3.1416!
What is meaning of pi?
if you take a perfect circle and divide the circumference by the diameter you get pi (3.14159.....goes on forever as far as we know) no matter how big or small your circle is, if it's a true circle this ration C=pi*D will always be true The decimal representation of pi DOES go on for ever - not just "as far as we know". If it terminated, then pi would be a rational number, and it is not.
Is it true that pi is equal to the circumference of pi divided by the diameter?
Nearly, I think you committed a typo: pi = circumference/diameter
What is the square root of pi divided by half of pi times three?
3.385137501 this is true, I did it on my calculator!
Is this statement true To find the diameter of a circle divide its circumference by and pi?
yes that is true
Is it true if you divide the length of the circumference by the diameter of any circle you will get pi?
Yes, that is true.
What are first 5 digits of pi?
3.1415 While true, pi to 5 significant digits is actually 3.1416!
The number pi goes on forever with no repeating pattern therefore it is irrational. true or false?
True
True or false All of pi's digits have been discovered?
False Pi has infinite number of digits with no repetition so there is no way of discovering ALL of Pi's digits.
What is meaning of pi?
if you take a perfect circle and divide the circumference by the diameter you get pi (3.14159.....goes on forever as far as we know) no matter how big or small your circle is, if it's a true circle this ration C=pi*D will always be true The decimal representation of pi DOES go on for ever - not just "as far as we know". If it terminated, then pi would be a rational number, and it is not.
How was pi tested?
It is like a postulate, not a thereom. A postulate is accepted to be true by not for sure. A theroem can be proven to be true.
What are all of pi numbers?
The true value of Pi has never been found because it is an irrational number which can't be expressed as a fraction.
Is pi terminating?
No, because the value of pi as in a circle .is an irrational number and its true value as yet has never been finally determined
What is the derivative of pi raised to x?
y=x^pid/dx=pi*(x^pi-1)This is true because of power rule.d/dx (x^a)=a(x^(a-1))
