When the question says "Write your answer in terms of pi.", it means that if you
worked the problem correctly, then you had to use (pi) to solve it, and (pi) appears
in the answer you have. They're telling you that it's OK to just leave it that way ...
you don't have to keep going and figure out what the number is after you plug in
the numerical value of (pi).
To express 141.37 in terms of pi, we would divide 141.37 by pi (approximately 3.14159). This gives us approximately 44.98, meaning that 141.37 is roughly 44.98 times pi. In mathematical terms, 141.37 ≈ 44.98π.
Pi times the diameter.
you find the answer without multiplying by pi and leave the pi sign in your answer
pi x r2 x h = volume of a cylinder
The circumference of a circle is its diameter times pi, which is the same as twice the radius times pi.A = 2r (pi)In this instance, the circumference is 32(pi) inches(about 100.53 inches)
cos(x) = sin(pi/2-x) = -sin(x-pi/2)
Leaving in terms of pi means, through out the whole answer you have the pi symbol when you sub and compute. So basically heres an example: 2pir r=14 2pi14 28pi your answer is 28 with the pi symbol on the right but I dont know how to write it on the computer was that of help?
To write pi in LaTeX, you can use the command pi within a math environment like this: pi.
in terms of pi- when using the symbol for pi instead of 3.14 or 22/7 in the end result of an equation
Pi is approximately 3.1415
To express 141.37 in terms of pi, we would divide 141.37 by pi (approximately 3.14159). This gives us approximately 44.98, meaning that 141.37 is roughly 44.98 times pi. In mathematical terms, 141.37 ≈ 44.98π.
Pi times the diameter.
a number
1/4 pi to find the degree in terms of pi, divide the degree by 180 in this example, 45 / 180 = 1/4
L × pi × r2
This is normally expressed in terms of the radius: area = pi x radius2.This is normally expressed in terms of the radius: area = pi x radius2.This is normally expressed in terms of the radius: area = pi x radius2.This is normally expressed in terms of the radius: area = pi x radius2.
Circumference in terms of pi = 2pi yards Area in terms of pi = pi square yards