Answer:
pi [π] is the ratio of a circle's circumference to its diameter, and it is constant [meaning it is always the case] for all circles.
{this is a <em>long </em>number, 3.141592653589793238... is not even the full length, but 3.14 [or 3.14159] is typically used for estimation}
The significance of pi is typically centered in math--it can be used to find values that we don't know of circles. There are other areas of math that have been related back to the value of pi--which is incredible, and genuinely relevant.
We can find pi in the shape of rivers, physics--including waves--DNA
[+ anywhere there is a circle]
hope this helps!! :)
It doesn't matter what's between it as long as it is within that range, if that makes any sense.
1.25 isn't.
1.75 isn't.
1.83 isn't.
1.625 would be your answer. :)
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We know that Bob and Caitlyn are playing a trading-card game. Between them, they have 81 cards. <span>Bob has 7 fewer cards than Caitlyn. Since Bob has 7 cards fewer them Caitlyn we have to divide by 2 and subtract 7.
81 / 2 = 40 [rounded]
40 - 7 = cards Bob has
= 33 cards bob has
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-9x + 2 > 18.
-9x > 16
x < -16/9
13x ≤ -19
x ≤ -19/13
x < -16/9 or. x ≤ -19/13
