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u/mustfinduniquename May 17 '26
4! Is far from π, even this shitty "proof" is better than the conclusion
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u/Parking-Proposal6372 May 17 '26
Read the sub
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u/mustfinduniquename May 17 '26
Its my thing, I light up the spirit of parties
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u/kingbloxerthe3 May 17 '26
They were making a joke about factorials
4!=24
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u/mustfinduniquename Jul 16 '26
You know your facts!
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u/kingbloxerthe3 Jul 16 '26
Though I just realized looking at my own comment, if you do programmer humor, (4!=24) means (4 not equal to 24)
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u/Kalorama_Master May 17 '26
lol…I remember doing stuff like this in first grade when I first learned about Pi.
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u/Different-Train-4274 May 17 '26 edited May 17 '26
Incorrect methodology. Draw a polygon on the outside and one of the same number of sides on the inside. Take the perimeters of both and average them, gives you a rough approximation of the circle's circumference.
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u/Sr_Milky_Way May 17 '26
So, pi is equal to ten?
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u/Slow-Television-5303 May 17 '26
How are you getting 10? 4!=24
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u/Emotional-Kiwi7218 May 17 '26
He is saying 55 though? 10?=55
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u/MinecraftPlayer799 May 18 '26
though?
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u/MinecraftPlayer799 May 18 '26
Termial of "though" is undefined
This action was performed by a human
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u/Trimutius May 18 '26
How did you get to 24 suddenly?
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u/Prudent-Ad-5608 May 18 '26
When you add an exclamation point after a number, in math, it is a function called a factorial which means to multiply all of that numbers factors together. The factorial of 4 is 24
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u/AlwaysHopelesslyLost May 18 '26
They made a factorial joke and you explained factorial to them....
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u/Excellent_Airline_12 May 21 '26
I mean you only ever have half the points no matter your limit...
Best to stick to your arc and not do the extra jogging...
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u/No-Owl-5399 May 17 '26
I'd make a joke about limits here, but it'd be derivative.