4 Oct 2023 3:11 pm
Skans » 04 Oct 2023, 2:46 pm » wrote: ↑ Wrong. That does not explain why it is a non-repeating irrational number. A perfectly round circle does not exist. Nor, is the circumference of a perfectly round circle a quantifiable function of its linear radius. As a circle approaches perfect roundness, the number Pi continues to change; each iteration being a unique identifier of the circle's degree of roundness.
Then why is is used in Newtonian and Quantum physics equations as a constant if the number varies? Do some internet research if you want. Pi is a constant and perfectly round circles can't be drawn but can be mathematically calculated. 790 on that portion of the SAT.
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