Swiss Scientists Calculate Pi To A Record-Breaking 62.8 Trillion Decimals!
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Even those that do not particularly care for math will agree that pi, or “π," is fascinating. The numerical constant — defined as the ratio of the circumference of a circle to its diameter— is recognized by most as 3.14. However, Pi is an irrational number. This means it can't be written as a fraction. Instead, it is infinitely long and never forms a repeating pattern. While individuals attempt to break records by memorizing pi's decimal points, scientists strive to find its most accurate value using new algorithms and powerful computers.
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soccerfan34약 4년Million, Billion. I get that, but 62.8!?!? WOW!
animereina2021약 4년Just imagine that they tried putting 62.8 of the pi on here....😅 Just a thought...
cheesesavior약 4년My teachers are not gonna make me learn this. We have too much on our hands!!
bkraccoon약 4년It’s only 62.8 trillion digits... you’ll be fine!
c4t-c4t약 4년62.8 trillion. That is a LOT:😳😳😳
c4t-c4t약 4년Wow. I am speechless.😮
edwardhp101010약 4년Now my teachers are gonna make me learn this 🤦😂
iamachickennugg약 4년This is AMAZING! except. my. teacher. is. going. to. make. me. learn. this... IM DED
buggybug67약 4년My parents would never even try to teach me this
buggybug67약 4년There's a whole entire song on a 100 digits of Pi and my cousins failed to sing it👁👅👁
olddan약 4년My cousin has listened to that song.
mrpresident약 4년I wonder how long this would've took?
xxhunny_bunxx약 4년It says how long in the article, 108 months and 9 hours. (-_-)