A circle has a 360 degrees and the pi that describes a circle always produces
new fraction numbers. Can we relate 360 degrees with a pi and why does it never end
producing new numbers?
Can one reason be that the cycle of the circle is in constant motions. It
needs no external output. It won't break or we can never get the ultimate
value of a pi?
pi is not infinite as spme people have come to believe. only a few things are infinite in this universe. dividing by zero and thought/ conscience.How can PI be infinite? It is greater than three and less than three point two.
How can PI be infinite? It is greater than three and less than three point two.Pi is infinite in the sense that it produces endless digits and a pattern never appears.
Maths isn't real life. It's just a tool, fun though it may be for some.Maths is considered as the language of science. If it's not real only a tool what would you say the science is?
The Science is always going to be an approximation to the 'real truth'. Science can only hope to get closer and closer to that truth.What you said here is applies to pi as well. That never end finding the perfect circle but always outpours new digits new hopes. It looks there is
umm... Did you mean to say something, but forget to include it in you're post?It does make sense. It always produce new digits and no pattern appears
Was just joking btw. Here is the real value of pi, but only to 4 million digits or so. http://zenwerx.com/pi.phpOr perhaps a nice Pi singalong...