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Here are two fun facts: 1) The exact value of pi is infinite. It goes on forever. 2) The figure pi is present in the base of the Egyptian pyramids although the Greeks had not discovered it yet. Erich von Daniken suggested help from space aliens, but it is now thought that the Egyptians used a measuring wheel which incorporated pi without the Egyptians knowing it.
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What are some good pi day activities?
you can sing the pi day songPi day songsAll day long.Oh, what fun it is,To sing a jolly pi day songin a fun math classlike this. (Repeat) Circles in the snow,Around and round we go.How far did we have to run?Diameter times pi! (jingle bell tune)
Interesting pi facts?
pi is one of letters in greek alphabet. === Wow, what a crappy answer you got. Try this, http://cogitosmath.wordpress.com/2010/02/26/interesting-pi-facts/ The most thorough list of pi tidbits that I have ever seen... because I WROTE IT as a consolidation of facts accumulated from around the internet. I tried not to make it too mathy.
Did Pythagoras invent pi?
He did some of the numbers in Pi.
What are facts about The Pythagorean Theroem used in math?
Every circular object, item, drawing will always be aligned with Pi - it will never change
What does Chu pi chu pi chu chu chi pi mean in English?
Well, darling, "Chu pi chu pi chu chu chi pi" doesn't really mean anything in English. It seems like a nonsensical phrase or maybe a fun tongue twister in another language. So, if you're looking for a deep, profound translation, I'm afraid you're out of luck on this one.
