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#76 2007-06-03 03:50:32
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oh dear christ anthony, shut the hell up, seriously, im pis sed and i can still do maths better than you
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#77 2007-06-03 04:49:55
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Anthony.R.Brown wrote:
Can you prove the Value of Pi
To illustrate that 4 > π, circumscribe a square around a circle of diameter 1 and compare perimeters. Note that that has nothing to do with the induction part of the proof.
But I apologize to the other members of the forum. It would appear that I have prolonged a thread that is better left closed, so I'll stop here.
#78 2007-06-03 22:21:06
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To ephemere
Quote:"
To illustrate that 4 > π, circumscribe a square around a circle of diameter 1 and compare perimeters. Note that that has nothing to do with the induction part of the proof. "
A.R.B
If you Believe 4 > π then you must also Believe 1 > Infinite/Recurring 0.9
Because Both are Infinite/Recurring! π being an Infinite/Recurring Number! Random in Appearance!.........................................................................................................
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#79 2007-06-03 22:25:14
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lol i dont even remember writing my above post 
but i stick by it, an on the verge passing out drunk, is more mathematically able than you it would appear.
pi is not a random number, it is not a recurring number, it is not infinite.
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#80 2007-06-03 22:33:38
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Quote:" lol i dont even remember writing my above post but i stick by it, an on the verge passing out drunk, is more mathematically able than you it would appear. "
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Infinitely Impossible!.......................................................................................................
#81 2007-06-04 23:09:16
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Quote:" (1) pi is not a random number, (2) it is not a recurring number, (3) it is not infinite "
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(1) Show us a Pattern?
(2) Show us how it Ends?
(3) Show us how it Ends?
#82 2007-06-05 00:04:57
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Anthony.R.Brown wrote:
To luca-deltodesco
Quote:" (1) pi is not a random number, (2) it is not a recurring number, (3) it is not infinite "
A.R.B
(1) Show us a Pattern?
There is no discernable pattern to Pi, but it isn't random, it's constant.
Anthony.R.Brown wrote:
(2) Show us how it Ends?
Non-recurrance does not imply finite.
#83 2007-06-05 00:10:49
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Anthony.R.Brown wrote:
To luca-deltodesco
Quote:" (1) pi is not a random number, (2) it is not a recurring number, (3) it is not infinite "
A.R.B
(1) Show us a Pattern?
(2) Show us how it Ends?
(3) Show us how it Ends?
1.2.3.) The universe is made of a smallest singular unit, hence there is no pi. Pi is the dream of a perfect circle.
I see clearly now, the universe have the black dots, Thus I am on my way of inventing this remedy...
#84 2007-06-05 21:07:00
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" (1) There is no discernable pattern to Pi, but it isn't random, it's constant. "
" (2) Non-recurrance does not imply finite. "
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(1) Prove it?
(2) So Recurrance does imply finite?
#85 2007-06-07 00:54:01
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Anthony.R.Brown wrote:
(1) Prove it?
Prove Pi is a constant? Definition
Anthony.R.Brown wrote:
(2) So Recurrance does imply finite?
No, you're not listening, I didn't say that. I said non-recurrance does not imply finite (rational). For example, Pi is non-recurring, yet it is irrational, therefore the implication is false.
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#86 2007-06-07 20:42:36
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The only thing Induction could Prove about ( Pi ) is that it's possibly made of Pastry and contains some kind of Meat or/and Vegetables!
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#87 2007-06-07 20:53:40
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The only thing Induction could Prove about ( Pi ) is that it's possibly made of Pastry and contains some kind of Meat or/and Vegetables!
A.R.B
Sorry, that proof fails. I prefer my pie with raspberries in it. And chocolate cream pies are pretty good on occasion too. Neither of those contains any meat or vegetables. ;-)
#88 2007-06-07 21:21:27
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I said could Prove! as in no chance with anything!! and you agree............................................
#89 2008-04-04 12:17:01
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1)What else does pi equal?
2).33...
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#90 2009-06-14 22:25:38
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For simron
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1)What else does pi equal?
2).33...
RickIsAnIdiot
Pi / Pi = 1
#91 2009-06-16 22:16:30
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1)What else does pi equal?
2).33...
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So what else does pi equal?