NOTE: The reason is isn't accurate is because the formula I used was meant to be a constant (repeating the pattern over and over)so therefore, even if you typed this in a on a calculator it wouldn't give you an accurate value(unless it had an unlimited amount of memory and it had a formula to constantly edit pi. I spent about 10 minutes making this so it should have around, maybe, I don't know, 4-6 digits correctly. I personaly know pi much further but for those who do have a calculator but it doesn't have a pi function, just keep going with the pattern I have set up. Or, you could just look at this: 3.141592653589793264 (which is my limits of pi). Hope this is useful to some people).
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i was wonderig if you might want to enter this in the Scratch Pi Day Contest. See below links for more info. (link to project). (link to gallery)
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you can??? :/
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Circumference is the distance around a circle and you can measure that as well.
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ope, I meant circumference :P.
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You don`t have to know PI to get the diameter. The diameter is the width of a circle, you just measure the circle.
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well thats obvious, but, to get the diameter you have to know pi!
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What are all the useless math blocks for? You can get PI by dividing a circle's circumference by it's diameter.
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dang! it was cool!
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hey masterock did you hear?
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pi is 3.14159267
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