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bibster | 14:15 Thu 23rd Aug 2007 | Quizzes & Puzzles

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how is the mathematical constant Pi written as a fraction,2 synonym of marsh epipactis,3 most heavily populated island in the world. thanks

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carrust

Pi...22 over 7 ?

bibster

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thanks for that i didn't have a clue.

kettledrum

3. Pulau Ujong ( Singapore Island)

carrust

Epipactis is a member of the hellebore family.Hope this helps.

ulysses100

2 is marsh helleborine

mjd

Pi cannot be written as a fraction. 22/7 is what we all were taught to use at school but it is not very accurate. A more accurate representation is 355/113 which is accurate to 0.3 parts in 1,000,000

carrust

That looks like a very vulgar fraction mjd.

mjd

Yes I know but it is, I believe, used as an approximation for Pi, by Hewlett Packard in their scientific instruments.

bibster

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thanks everyone for your help.

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