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Pi and radians mostly and naturally enter math when we are dealing with both angles and radial distances (e.g. in spherical coordinates). If we choose to normal
by diedyesterday 4y ago
Pi and radians mostly and naturally enter math when we are dealing with both angles and radial distances (e.g. in spherical coordinates). If we choose to normalize in terms of "turns", then angles and circumferences may look natural but radial distances acquire Pi's everywhere.