4 ms·
Why stop there? Take the circle with its center at one pole, its radius running an entire meridian, and its perimeter making an infinitesimally tight loop aroun
by cvoss 3y ago
Why stop there? Take the circle with its center at one pole, its radius running an entire meridian, and its perimeter making an infinitesimally tight loop around the other pole. That exhibits a pi that's zero.
- quickthrower2 3y agoYou can have any Pi_Earth you like where 0 < Pi_Earth < Pi_Euclidian