Ok, pi is probably a bit over the head of your average 5 year old. I know the definition of pi is circumference / diameter, but is that really how we get all the digits of pi? We just get a circle, measure it and calculate? Or is there some other formula or something that we use to calculate the however many known digits of pi there are?
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Oi is simply the ratio between the diameter of a circle and the distance around the edge of the circle, it’s not a made up number, it’s literally nature, if a “circle” doesn’t follow this ratio, it’s not a circle, it’s some weird oval
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