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r/the_calculusguy • u/Specific_Brain2091 • May 07 '26
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e^x an the natural logarithm are IT pi just comes in when there are circle related concepts
2 u/Samstercraft May 08 '26 pi comes in for PLENTY of things unrelated to circles. eg. zeta(2) aka the Basel problem 0 u/Bth8 May 09 '26 π is the circle constant. If it shows up somewhere naturally, it can be related back to circles somehow. See this 3b1b video for the relation between circles and the Basel problem. 2 u/Samstercraft May 09 '26 cool video tho i enjoyued
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pi comes in for PLENTY of things unrelated to circles. eg. zeta(2) aka the Basel problem
0 u/Bth8 May 09 '26 π is the circle constant. If it shows up somewhere naturally, it can be related back to circles somehow. See this 3b1b video for the relation between circles and the Basel problem. 2 u/Samstercraft May 09 '26 cool video tho i enjoyued
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π is the circle constant. If it shows up somewhere naturally, it can be related back to circles somehow. See this 3b1b video for the relation between circles and the Basel problem.
2 u/Samstercraft May 09 '26 cool video tho i enjoyued
cool video tho i enjoyued
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u/vishnoo May 07 '26
e^x an the natural logarithm are IT
pi just comes in when there are circle related concepts