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Reply 20
6. Yay.
Reply 21
3.1415926

7... if that's right :smile:
My birthday is National Pi Approximation day, 22/07, I hope someone understands why :p:.
Reply 23
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Piphilology :wink:

And I only know up to 3.14592 off by heart :smile:
Reply 24
You pi-eaters!
52.

3.1415926535897932384626433832795028841971693993751058

Angus Higgins
Reply 26
22, apparently. We had a Pi day competition at school for the Year 7s, they had a week to learn as many decimal places of pi as they could and the winner learnt it to about 120 places. The girl who came second learnt it to about 100 places. :eek:
Reply 27
3.14 is as far as I can say confidently.

I find it strange the way people remember it to say 3.1415 when the next number in 9. :confused:
i could do 25 which i will prove now:

3.1415926535897932384626433
3.14
Reply 30
A professor of mine once told me that he had memorized the decimal expansion of pi to 100 places when he was younger. He followed by stating that it was arguably the most useless and meaningless exercise he had ever taken part in.
insparato
My birthday is National Pi Approximation day, 22/07, I hope someone understands why :p:.


That was poor. Really poor.

I can do it to 50. ;D


3.14159265358979323846264338327950288419716939937510

Wikipedia rocks.
3.14159265359
Just out of interest, if my calculator shows pi as 3.14159265, is that the value it calculates with or does it use a higher accuracy?
Virtually always my answers get left in terms of pi anyway :smile:
3.1415926 straight from my mind without looking it up. The mnemonic is 'Can I have a large container of coffee?' Count the letters of each word.
Reply 34
Steffiewoo
3.14159265359
Just out of interest, if my calculator shows pi as 3.14159265, is that the value it calculates with or does it use a higher accuracy?
Virtually always my answers get left in terms of pi anyway :smile:

If you want to see if it uses a more accuracy version of pi just do, (pi - 3.14159265) and it will give you the rest in standard form.
Reply 35
insparato
My birthday is National Pi Approximation day, 22/07, I hope someone understands why :p:.


Indeed.... 22/7 does not equal pi, heh

Pi day is better. March 14th
Reply 36
3.141592653

I challenge anyone to remember it to this many: http://newton.ex.ac.uk/research/qsystems/collabs/pi/pi6.txt
Reply 37
my cat's called pi.


:smile:
I just tryed to post pi to 10 million decimal places. Surprisingly it crashed my browser.... shame that.

I have it memorised at 10 decimal places (along with e), though i occasionally learn it ato a few more the forget them. It truly is the most useless thing to memorise (except to annoy arts students with).
3.14 :smile:

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