to one and all.
Thank you! Same to you.
3.14 🙂 or some may prefer http://www.geom.uiuc.edu/~huberty/math5337/groupe/digits.html
Same to you! Preparing to consume 3.14159 liters of Heineken;-)
And too you - I'm having cherry...
> Same to you! Preparing to consume 3.14159 liters of Heineken;-)
If you drink those heinekens while walking a straight line, by the time you're done, will you be walking in perfect circles?
I probably wouldn’t notice the difference! :-O
My wife took cookies to work today, third year in a row, that were cut out using a pi-shaped cookie cutter I made her.
It started when they hired a math major in her department. One year they had a pi(e) contest on pi day. Not what you'd expect from hospital staff.
:good:
Happy Pi day ...
... There are no occurrences of the sequence 123456 in the first million digits of pi. But of the eight 12345's, three are followed by another 5. The sequence 012345 occurs twice, and in both cases it is followed by another 5. I don't know what it means but it means something.
From the Perimeter Institute:
Now I will go and prepare to have some pie !
Cheers,
Derek