Pi = 3.2
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Pi = 3.2
Happy Pi Day. Indiana once tried to define pi as 3.2. The bill almost passed.
Indiana once took up a bill to define pi as 3.2. It almost passed.
The Indiana state legislature once took up a bill to define pi as 3.2. It almost passed.
Goodwin's model circle as described in section 2 of the Indiana Pi bill.Goodwin tried to popularize his theories, with little luck, until 1897, when he convinced the Indiana State Legislature to take up his cause.(MORE: Child calls 911 for help with math homework: 'I'm sorry for calling you but I really needed help')
Taylor I. Record introduced what became known as Indiana Bill No. 246:"A bill for an act introducing a new mathematical truth and offered as a contribution to education to be used only by the State of Indiana free of cost by paying royalties whatever on the same."
The legislation was so little understood by the those considering it, it was initially referred to the House Committee on Canals.But mathematical certitude may not have been Indiana lawmakers' sole motivation.(MORE: 5th-grader seeks math problem-solving help from local Ohio police department) headtopics.com
Were the world to adopt Goodwin's copyrighted number, the thinking went, textbook publishers everywhere might be forced to pay him royalties -- except the state of Indiana, which would receive use of Goodwin's discovery free of charge.Perhaps this fiduciary enthusiasm explains why a committee (not the one on canals) favorably reported the bill. It then passed the Indiana House of Representatives on a unanimous vote, though it was unclear whether any of those who endorsed the bill's passage could explain what on earth it meant.
Meanwhile, according to"Pi: A Source Book," the effort was becoming the target of mockery in local and eventually national press."An Illinois circle or a circle originating in Ohio will find its proportions modified as soon as it lands on Indiana soil,"
at the time.STOCK PHOTO/Getty ImagesFortunately for mathematical history and Pi Day celebrants everywhere, Purdue mathematics professor Clarence A. Waldo was present at the statehouse as the Senate took up the bill -- in the Indiana Senate, it landed in the Committee for Temperance! --
and was shocked"when he discovered that he was in the midst of a debate upon a piece of mathematical legislation."He was even more shocked when he learned what the debate was about. Waldo intervened, ensuring the senators were"properly coached," keeping the bill from passing the second chamber. headtopics.com
Indiana once took up a bill to define pi as 3.2. It almost passed.
Indiana once took up a bill to define pi as 3.2. It almost passed.
The Indiana state legislature once took up a bill to define pi as 3.2. It almost passed.
Goodwin's model circle as described in section 2 of the Indiana Pi bill.Goodwin tried to popularize his theories, with little luck, until 1897, when he convinced the Indiana State Legislature to take up his cause.(MORE: Child calls 911 for help with math homework: 'I'm sorry for calling you but I really needed help')
Taylor I. Record introduced what became known as Indiana Bill No. 246:"A bill for an act introducing a new mathematical truth and offered as a contribution to education to be used only by the State of Indiana free of cost by paying royalties whatever on the same."
The legislation was so little understood by the those considering it, it was initially referred to the House Committee on Canals.But mathematical certitude may not have been Indiana lawmakers' sole motivation.(MORE: 5th-grader seeks math problem-solving help from local Ohio police department) headtopics.com
Were the world to adopt Goodwin's copyrighted number, the thinking went, textbook publishers everywhere might be forced to pay him royalties -- except the state of Indiana, which would receive use of Goodwin's discovery free of charge.Perhaps this fiduciary enthusiasm explains why a committee (not the one on canals) favorably reported the bill. It then passed the Indiana House of Representatives on a unanimous vote, though it was unclear whether any of those who endorsed the bill's passage could explain what on earth it meant.
Meanwhile, according to"Pi: A Source Book," the effort was becoming the target of mockery in local and eventually national press."An Illinois circle or a circle originating in Ohio will find its proportions modified as soon as it lands on Indiana soil,"
at the time.STOCK PHOTO/Getty ImagesFortunately for mathematical history and Pi Day celebrants everywhere, Purdue mathematics professor Clarence A. Waldo was present at the statehouse as the Senate took up the bill -- in the Indiana Senate, it landed in the Committee for Temperance! --
and was shocked"when he discovered that he was in the midst of a debate upon a piece of mathematical legislation."He was even more shocked when he learned what the debate was about. Waldo intervened, ensuring the senators were"properly coached," keeping the bill from passing the second chamber. headtopics.com
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8DonCo
Re: Pi = 3.2
anh 8 tu*. đa(ng tin roi` tu+. hoi? luon^ (lol)
sorry tutu do^'t hong biet' Pi -Po la` cai' gi` ( lol)
sorry tutu do^'t hong biet' Pi -Po la` cai' gi` ( lol)
TuTu
Re: Pi = 3.2
TuTu wrote:anh 8 tu*. đa(ng tin roi` tu+. hoi? luon^ (lol)
sorry tutu do^'t hong biet' Pi -Po la` cai' gi` ( lol)
lâu quá không xài trả cho thầy/cô hêt rồi hả ?
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8DonCo
Re: Pi = 3.2
ông 8: ông chồng tui bắt con tui nhớ tới 8 decimal digits, trong khi đó tui chỉ nhớ tới 3.14 thôi, mà tui ngồi im ru đâu có ý kiến, sợ con tui hỏi lại sao mẹ nhớ có 3.14 thôi cũng đâu có sao
Rice
Re: Pi = 3.2
Tui ghét nhất cái vụ tự thay đổi rồi bắt mọi người khác phải thay đổi theo họ, ai không theo cái nói discriminate, etc.....
Giống như cái vụ gay/les, rồi tới cái vụ female vào mấy jobs mà chỉ có giành cho đàn ông hoặc cho những người gay/les lên nắm mấy cái high positions rồi thay đổi.
Giống như cái vụ gay/les, rồi tới cái vụ female vào mấy jobs mà chỉ có giành cho đàn ông hoặc cho những người gay/les lên nắm mấy cái high positions rồi thay đổi.
vietnam4all
Re: Pi = 3.2
Làm mình nhớ vụ MIT always releases its decision to college applications on Pi Day (3/14)!
ga10
Re: Pi = 3.2
8DonCo wrote:xém chút thế giới có 2 Pi , standard Pi và Indiana Pi
Bên Mỷ lúc nào cũng thích làm chuyện khác thường. Cả thể giới dùng metrics systems thì Mỷ tự chế cho mình different measurements như inches, miles, ounces quảrts and gallons.
Thật tình mà nói mình cũng 0 biết con số Pi đó là most critical in what kind of calculation. Architectures, building structures?
ga10
Re: Pi = 3.2
Gà, one simple example, area of a circle radius^2 * Pi
let say mình cần build cái cây kim để đâm vô tim, mổ tim, phổ phèo ... , cần precise measurement, không thì rách trúng bộ phận khác ,
you need Pi to calculate area of mũi kim
let say mình cần build cái cây kim để đâm vô tim, mổ tim, phổ phèo ... , cần precise measurement, không thì rách trúng bộ phận khác ,
you need Pi to calculate area of mũi kim
Rice
Re: Pi = 3.2
Chỉ cần convert từ metrics qua standard thôi. Nếu người nào chỉ dùng 3 decimal là kể như giữa con part này với con part mating đã đi ăn chuối rồi. 2 con parts ráp vô là không ăn khớp nói chi.
vietnam4all
Re: Pi = 3.2
Rice wrote:Gà, one simple example, area of a circle radius^2 * Pi
let say mình cần build cái cây kim để đâm vô tim, mổ tim, phổ phèo ... , cần precise measurement, không thì rách trúng bộ phận khác ,
you need Pi to calculate area of mũi kim
Bà Gà nói là tụi này là beaners nên không cần biết Pie. Pie là một cái bánh chỉ để ăn mà thôi ..
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Tu* Khoai
Re: Pi = 3.2
Cuom wrote:Pi = 3.1418.
3.1415926535 8979323846 2643383279 5028841971 6939937510 5820974944 5923078164 0628620899 8628034825 3421170679
Bác 4 - Hôm qua Gà con tính làm bánh pie để celebrate Pi Day nhưng thấy chỉ có vài mạng hôm qua sợ ăn 0 hết nguyên cái pie nên thôi!
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