How come that pi (π) extends its decimal numbers infinitely?

Question

Is there any explanation behind this?

In: Mathematics

Answer 1

one part of how the number pi is calculated, is a point on a (perfect) circle. actually a real point on a perfect circle cannot be discribed or calculated, because if you get to that special point and look at it, there is an infinite amount of other points at the same place because of the bending of the circle, so you have to divide it further. that is why pi is infinitely