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Pi vs. e |
| Your Favorite Infinite Non-repeating Decimal |
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Replies: 67 Last Post Aug. 9, 2006 8:53pm by climber783
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Percent |
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| pi (3.141592...) |
123 |
77% |
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| e (2.71828...) |
36 |
22% |
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Reenie
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I like Pi. but that is basically because that's the one symbol that was really pounded into us in math class. the symbol itself is nifty and because, like Timmmee said, there's an actual Pi day.
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10:29 am on April 12, 2006 | Joined Feb. 2006 | 83 Days Active Join to learn more about Reenie Virginia, United States | Straight Female | 3007 Posts | 3894 Points
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shh
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Pi. 3.14 is much more attractive than 2.71. And like TiMmMeE said, there is a Pi day, but no E day. Plus, .14 is an awesome number because 14 is an awesome number.
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10:29 am on April 12, 2006 | Joined Mar. 2006 | 150 Days Active Join to learn more about shh California, United States | 2602 Posts | 3392 Points
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Apotheosis
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22/7 approaches pi, but is nowhere near the exact number, as the number is irrational and/or gay. Wham.
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