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Having pi^2 = g would annoy me a bit as g is fundamentally a measured value. Depending on the required accuracy of the calculation, you can't even use the ideal
by osigurdson 2y ago
Having pi^2 = g would annoy me a bit as g is fundamentally a measured value. Depending on the required accuracy of the calculation, you can't even use the idealized value.
- muzika 2y agoWe simply wouldn’t need “g” and would say that acceleration due to gravity on earth is sqrt(pi).