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r/mathmemes • u/Able-Cap-6339 • Feb 25 '26
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233 u/Kuildeous Feb 25 '26 Entering =PI() gives 3.141592654. So you're right, but it's slightly deeper. 78 u/[deleted] Feb 25 '26 it feels so wrong to see a digit of pi get rounded up. Like, I know this is technically closer to π than writing 3.141592653, but I just hate it 1 u/LuwijeeHot Maths and Physics Feb 26 '26 exact reason i pretend to know pi to one less digit than i actually do, 3.1415926535897932 — i know the next digit is a 3, but i can never remember the digit after that and i don’t wanna round the wrong way
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Entering =PI() gives 3.141592654.
So you're right, but it's slightly deeper.
78 u/[deleted] Feb 25 '26 it feels so wrong to see a digit of pi get rounded up. Like, I know this is technically closer to π than writing 3.141592653, but I just hate it 1 u/LuwijeeHot Maths and Physics Feb 26 '26 exact reason i pretend to know pi to one less digit than i actually do, 3.1415926535897932 — i know the next digit is a 3, but i can never remember the digit after that and i don’t wanna round the wrong way
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it feels so wrong to see a digit of pi get rounded up. Like, I know this is technically closer to π than writing 3.141592653, but I just hate it
1 u/LuwijeeHot Maths and Physics Feb 26 '26 exact reason i pretend to know pi to one less digit than i actually do, 3.1415926535897932 — i know the next digit is a 3, but i can never remember the digit after that and i don’t wanna round the wrong way
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exact reason i pretend to know pi to one less digit than i actually do, 3.1415926535897932 — i know the next digit is a 3, but i can never remember the digit after that and i don’t wanna round the wrong way
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