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We all know math geeks love pi, but David Blatner brought pi to the general public in his 1999 book, the title of which is a pun on a popular cookbook. Name it. |
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Which Greek mathematician, more famous for supposedly shouting "eureka" in his bathtub, has been credited as defining the geometric term pi? |
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If I told you my sophomore sister was planning to pledge to Alpha Delta Pi at her university, what would she be doing? |
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Pi is found in the Greek alphabet between omicron and rho, making it what number letter in the alphabet? |
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What an illogical number! At approximately 3.141592, pi cannot be precisely defined as the ratio of any two whole numbers. In mathematical terms, this makes pi what kind of number? |
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My kids are excited because at school they are celebrating pi day today - unfortunately they don't get to eat any pie. What is today's date? (Hint: think about the numerical date) |
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This twentieth century Polish Nobel Laureate's poems include one titled "Pi", which begins "The admirable number pi: three point one four one..." |
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It should come as no surprise that science fiction writers love to use pi in their plots: in which television sci-fi series did an episode feature pi as the key to solving the characters' dilemma? |
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Chao Lu, Hiroyuki Goto and Creigthon Carvello: I guess these guys don't get out much, because they had the time and patience to at one time hold this tedious world record. |
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One fight song of this Massachusetts university, renowned for its scientific and technology strength, begins: "E to the U du dx, E to the X dx! Cosine! Secant! Tangent! Sine! 3 point 1 4 1 5 9!" |
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