Takahashi and Kanada did their work on the digits of pi at the University of Tokyo in what is called the Computer Center. They developed a computer algorithm (a set of steps/procedure) that delivered the digits in 29 hours and 7 minutes.
They used a computer called the HITACHI SR2201 which has 1024 processors. As an example most desktops in use now (by individuals such as you and I -- not by computer scientists doing research) have 1-2 processors with 2 cores each.
Answer:
73/100
Step-by-step explanation:
.73 is 73 hundredth which is also 73/100.
Answer:
the product is greater than 13/4
Step-by-step explanation:
5/2 x 13/4 = 8.125
13/4= 3.25
8.125>3.25
She should use a dot plot because there are various numbers and they aren’t completely far apart meaning it is easier.