"Not as a decimal or fraction as there are an infinite number of digits."
This is a common and useful answer.
The *correct* answer is that PI is firstly an irrational number that cannot be calculated from any ratio (fraction).
Secondly, PI is a transcendental number that, by the definition of "transcendental", cannot be exactly calculated.
The nest you can do is to apply an infinite convergent series that becomes more and more accurate with more and more decimal places.
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No one has ever found the exact value of pi because it is an irrational number that can't be expressed as a fraction and its value has been calculated to more than two trillion digits yet still not found exactly.
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Lots of people did this; the accuracy increased over time.
tan(pi/3)= sqrt(3)
You either keep it as "89 pi" to have the exact value, or you take the desired number of decimals for pi (depending on the desired precision), for example 3.14, or 3.1416, and then multiply.