The last digit of Pi is:
Posted: Thu May 28, 2009 5:19 pm
7
I did the math, and I'm right. Prove me wrong.
I did the math, and I'm right. Prove me wrong.
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bedub1 wrote:7
I did the math, and I'm right. Prove me wrong.
NO man, it's 4.bedub1 wrote:7
I did the math, and I'm right. Prove me wrong.
You mean 146,678,453, right?jonesthecurl wrote:You made a mistake in the 14,6678,453rd place after the decimal point.
I can't....there isn't enough space on the CC server.Timminz wrote:Show your work.
Yeah...i also checked my work so I know I'm wright...Orville wright. I invented popcorn.muy_thaiguy wrote:You mean 146,678,453, right?jonesthecurl wrote:You made a mistake in the 14,6678,453rd place after the decimal point.
that's not...bedub1 wrote:Yeah...i also checked my work so I know I'm wright...Orville wright. I invented popcorn.muy_thaiguy wrote:You mean 146,678,453, right?jonesthecurl wrote:You made a mistake in the 14,6678,453rd place after the decimal point.
MMMM... pi.StiffMittens wrote:Everybody knows that the last digit of Pi is e.
I lol'd at the calculus joke.StiffMittens wrote:Everybody knows that the last digit of Pi is e.
hecter wrote:I lol'd at the calculus joke.StiffMittens wrote:Everybody knows that the last digit of Pi is e.
it's not really a calculus joke tbhhecter wrote:I lol'd at the calculus joke.StiffMittens wrote:Everybody knows that the last digit of Pi is e.
e is really only used when deriving exponential/logarithmic equations, as far as I know. Deriving is calculus, and so...SultanOfSurreal wrote:it's not really a calculus joke tbhhecter wrote:I lol'd at the calculus joke.StiffMittens wrote:Everybody knows that the last digit of Pi is e.
No, I think he meant - 146,678,453rdmuy_thaiguy wrote:You mean 146,678,453, right?jonesthecurl wrote:You made a mistake in the 14,6678,453rd place after the decimal point.
It's used frequently within advanced calculus. In fact, calculus has it's own set of laws regarding e and Ln.hecter wrote:e is really only used when deriving exponential/logarithmic equations, as far as I know. Deriving is calculus, and so...SultanOfSurreal wrote:it's not really a calculus joke tbhhecter wrote:I lol'd at the calculus joke.StiffMittens wrote:Everybody knows that the last digit of Pi is e.
Doh. What's pi + e?barnabus wrote:It's used frequently within advanced calculus. In fact, calculus has it's own set of laws regarding e and Ln.hecter wrote:e is really only used when deriving exponential/logarithmic equations, as far as I know. Deriving is calculus, and so...SultanOfSurreal wrote:it's not really a calculus joke tbhhecter wrote:I lol'd at the calculus joke.StiffMittens wrote:Everybody knows that the last digit of Pi is e.
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sorry, I'd run out of "r"s.barnabus wrote:And also very Popular as well.jonesthecurl wrote:Nevertheless you are very populat in "user-name scrabble".