Mile of Pi - Numberphile
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The team from Numberphile printed one million decimal places of Pi onto a piece of paper which stretched for over a mile. They rolled it out on a runway usually used for testing planes and cars.
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1 Open Discussion …And Finally
Numberphile made a longer video about their Mile of Pi project - here is the link.
And here is a playlist of Pi-related videos by Numberphile.
Here is the question though.... is EVERY possible number, no matter how big, found somewhere within the infinite digits of Pi?
And here is a playlist of Pi-related videos by Numberphile.
Here is the question though.... is EVERY possible number, no matter how big, found somewhere within the infinite digits of Pi?
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