The concept of pi (π) has been known since ancient times, with various civilizations approximating its value. The earliest recorded approximation comes from the ancient Egyptians and Babylonians around 2000 BCE. However, the Greek mathematician Archimedes is often credited with providing one of the first rigorous calculations of pi around 250 BCE, using inscribed and circumscribed polygons to estimate its value. Thus, while no single person "discovered" pi, Archimedes' contributions significantly advanced its understanding.
no one is given the credit of discovering maths
it came from Sir Alan Pi in 1898. he died 1 day after discovering it through being sniped by a Barrett .50cal
It is: pi*diameter
circumference of a circle = 2*pi*radius or pi*diameter
Formula for circumference: 2 x pi x r So, given radius is 11 Circumference of circle = 2 x pi x 11 = 22 pi m(most accurate answer) or 484/7,69 1/7 or 69.14286 m(if pi is given as 22/7) or 69.08m (if pi is given as 3.14)
Karl Wilhem is given credit for discovering simple machines
Gilbert N. Lewis was given the credit for discovering how a covalent bond works.
J. J. Thompson was given credit for discovering the first electron.
Darwin.
J.J. Thomson
Captain James Cook.
they didn't document it
no one is given the credit of discovering maths
christopher Columbus and leif ericson
Amerigo Vespucci is given the credit for discovering America.
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