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What did Archimedes do about pi?
Archimedes made pi more precise
When was pi first made?
pi was not made - it is not a human artefact. The ratio of the circumference of a circle to its diameter exists independent of human existence.
When was Pi Day made official?
Pi Day, celebrated on 14 March every year, was made official in 2009. See the related weblink.
Pattern made by notes of different lengths?
Pi
In statistics what is Pi used for?
In statistics, pi represents the population proportion of successes. Using p, the sample proportion of successes, inferences can be made about pi, although it is usually unknown.
Who made pi in math?
Nobody made pi. Pi is the ratio of the circumference of a circle to its diameter and that is universal. Pi would have been pi even if there were never any humans.
What did Archimedes do about pi?
Archimedes made pi more precise
Who made pi day on 314?
Larry Shaw made pi day on 3, 14, 1989.
Who made the number pi?
Nobody made the number pi. It existed before mankind, before the sun and the solar system.
What made Pi's resilience so successful?
Being optimistic and real in his agenda made Pi's resilience so successful.
When was pi first made?
pi was not made - it is not a human artefact. The ratio of the circumference of a circle to its diameter exists independent of human existence.
How long ago was pi made?
it was made in 2000 BC
What is Luke Thomas?
A cyborg made of PI
Who made the earliest reference to pi?
Archimedes
When was Pi Day made official?
Pi Day, celebrated on 14 March every year, was made official in 2009. See the related weblink.
When was Pi born?
pi was bord befor the bible was made /\/\/-\[][]>-- 0)-%-- like my rose lol maddy
Did Leonhard Euler made pi?
NO! Of course he didn't make pi. Pi is a constant that describes the ratio between the circumference and diameter of a circle. So he can not have made pi as it is a constant. Also, he didn't discover pi either, the earliest use of this constant is by the egyptians upon building the great pyramid at Giza in which 2*pi was used as the ratio between the height and perimeter of the pyramid. So basically, no.
