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Nikki say: one of the interesting things is the wheel. the wheel is one of the greatest inventions, and it rolls. it rolls, but why? there is an axle point, and a rim, but because, on the rim of the wheel are millions of incrementally small points of contact. when any size force is applied, it pushes the equilibrium of-center, and into a new point. now, we are rolling.
each point of contact, is measured by pi [3.14159], which can be calculated to a million places.
buzz math-major " to pi and beyond".!
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wereq say: apple... with a side of vanilla ice cream; of course.
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Stephen say: Some pies are rectangular and some are circular, demonstrating that if you use a pie to estimate pi, as the number of sides increases and the length of every side decreases your estimate of pi will become more accurate. Circular pies do however waste a lot of potentially edible space when packed together.
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Lou C. Ferr say: It's a large fruit filled pastry. If you mean "pi" it's the circumference of a circle.
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paul say: blueberry
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Innocent Victim say: Do you mean pi? That's a Greek letter that signifies the ratio of a circle's circumference to its diameter, approximately 3.14159. It's a very surprisingly useful number, all sorts of things relate to it.
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Andrew Smith say: Pie is a dish made with a pastry base, containing some filling and then a pastry lid.
Baked until it is firm and can be carried or stored with minimal other packing.
"Pi" is defined as the relationship between the diameter of a circle and its circumference.
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say: Yum
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Ricki say: It makes a great desert from a lot of different ingredients.
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