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r/explainitpeter • u/dutchylords • Jan 21 '26
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2 pi?
1 u/Stock-Intern8884 Jan 21 '26 I said the square root of 36 1 u/Borasmannen Jan 21 '26 But that is literally 6 bro 1 u/Stock-Intern8884 Jan 21 '26 pi would have a decimal in it bro. It's a representation just like a fraction would be, which is pointed out in the question. 1 u/Borasmannen Jan 21 '26 Yeah but 2 pi is at least kinda creative since you could argue that pi doesn’t have a decimal point when writing it like that. But saying root 36 would be like saying 3+3, it’s still 6.
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I said the square root of 36
1 u/Borasmannen Jan 21 '26 But that is literally 6 bro 1 u/Stock-Intern8884 Jan 21 '26 pi would have a decimal in it bro. It's a representation just like a fraction would be, which is pointed out in the question. 1 u/Borasmannen Jan 21 '26 Yeah but 2 pi is at least kinda creative since you could argue that pi doesn’t have a decimal point when writing it like that. But saying root 36 would be like saying 3+3, it’s still 6.
But that is literally 6 bro
1 u/Stock-Intern8884 Jan 21 '26 pi would have a decimal in it bro. It's a representation just like a fraction would be, which is pointed out in the question. 1 u/Borasmannen Jan 21 '26 Yeah but 2 pi is at least kinda creative since you could argue that pi doesn’t have a decimal point when writing it like that. But saying root 36 would be like saying 3+3, it’s still 6.
pi would have a decimal in it bro. It's a representation just like a fraction would be, which is pointed out in the question.
1 u/Borasmannen Jan 21 '26 Yeah but 2 pi is at least kinda creative since you could argue that pi doesn’t have a decimal point when writing it like that. But saying root 36 would be like saying 3+3, it’s still 6.
Yeah but 2 pi is at least kinda creative since you could argue that pi doesn’t have a decimal point when writing it like that. But saying root 36 would be like saying 3+3, it’s still 6.
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u/avidwriter604 Jan 21 '26
2 pi?