"In terms of pi" means that if your doing volume of a sphere the answer you get by using the formula (4 over 3) times pi radius cubed and get your answer with pi and your unit cubed after it. Then you simply multiply by pi to get "in terms of pi."
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This phrase occurs when doing calculations which require π, eg circumference or area of a circle.
It means do not use some value for π (eg 22/7, 3.14, 3.14159) but leave π in the answer.
eg find the circumference of a circle with a radius of 5 cm in terms of π
circumference = 2 × π × radius = 2 × π × 5 cm = 10π cm
By leaving it in terms of π it is an exact answer; the same example could have been written:
find the exact circumference of a circle with a radius of 5 cm
In which case the answer would be 10π cm
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
It is approx 45*pi
Pi times the diameter.
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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
In math terms, pi, means 3.14, which is a everlasting decimal, that is just rounded to make your math easier. So pi, means 3.14 in math terms.
Pi is used in the equation to determine the volume of a cylinder with r being the radius and h being the height of the clynder: V = Pi*r2h
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?
Pi, in mathematical terms, means the number 3.14159. Pi is a never-ending number ( it goes on forever after 3.14159)
It means a rotation of pi radians (180 degrees).
in terms of pi- when using the symbol for pi instead of 3.14 or 22/7 in the end result of an equation
It is approx 45*pi
In mathmatical terms, term means the way of saying or writing something. For example, Pi, in other terms is 3.141592654... and so on. :D
Pi times the diameter.
1/4 pi to find the degree in terms of pi, divide the degree by 180 in this example, 45 / 180 = 1/4