What could you call 3.142 to three decimal places?

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To only three decimal places it should really be called a piece of pi Jul 10 03, 3:53 AM

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What could you call '3.142' to three decimal places? PI has now been calculated to 1.24 trillion places. Most people use 3.142 for decimal calculations, or 22/7 (3 and one seventh) as a vulgar or simple fraction. 22/7 = 3.142857.... but PI actually starts 3.1415926535. Now 355/113 = 3,14159292 . This makes 355/133 better to use than 22/7 The further you go, you come up with yet another fractional representation that is better than the last. Which fraction is nearest to the 1.24 trillion decimal placed PI ? How long could you live without water (about oneday, seven days, one month, three days) ? Could their be higher dimensions then our three and time? It can stop and it can go Its 3-syllable name we all know Read syllable one, and a number you've found Syllables two and three mean'going around' What could it be?

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