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Your Text: Insert Slimies » Insert UBB Code » Close Last Tag \| All Tags UBB Help	Math is simply a set of facts, logically derived from one another based off of some core axioms. Whether it describes the physical world is a different question (which tends to lead to some silly discussions). Binary: Pi is the ratio of a circle's circumference to it's diameter. That is, a circle's circumference is always roughly 3.14 times the length of it's diameter. In the case of a circle 1 "unit" in diameter (where the unit is whatever you want to plug in - inches, feet, meters, lightyears), the circumference is always pi "units" around. In the case of a circle with a 1 unit radius, the circumference is 2pi units. Both of these can be easily seen by plugging the values into Circumference = 2 pi * radius. Mathematically speaking, there's no room for interpretation. Loading...
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