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Pi in additional math?
Pi=3.14 in basic math
Who created the math form of pi?
Not sure what you mean by "math form of pi". Pi is the ratio of the circumference of a circle to its diameter. The same relation applies to spheres. Since spheres and circles existed before the first human being, the relationship also existed. Therefore, no human could have created pi.
Who invented PI in math?
me
How has pi changed math?
Pi has undoubtedly contributed to math. Pi can be used for calculating circles and was used to measure distances without doing it the harder way....
What was the original use of pi?
in math
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