'Pi' is an irrational number. It can never be completely written with digits.
Here are the first 15 decimal places: 3.14159 26535 89792
A supercomputer lab in Japan has calculated <u>4 trillion</u> digits of pi,
and it still doesn't end.
With higher mathematics, it's possible to <u>prove</u> that pi never ends.
So, no matter how many digits somebody gives you for pi, there are
still an infinite number more after those.
H = 2f / (m+1)
[multiply by (m+1)]
h(m+1) = 2f
[divide by 2]
f = (h (m + 1)) / 2
3b / (b+2) = 12 / (b+2)
[multiply by (b+2)]
3b = 12
[divide by 3]
b = 4
3 / (6x + 1) / 2 = 8 / (x + 4) / 3
[multiply both denominators to mike one denominator]
3 / 8(6x+1) = 8 / 3(x+4)
[expand brackets]
3 / (48x + 8) = 8 / (3x + 12)
[multiply by (48x + 8)]
3 = 8(48x + 8) / (3x+12)
[multiply by (3x+12)]
3(3x +12) = 4(48x + 8)
[simplify]
9x + 36 = 192x + 32
173x = 4
x = 4 / 173
Answer:
should be 489.13
Step-by-step explanation:
w = width
l = length
w = 1/3 length
l = 7 3/4
w = 1/3 * length
w = 1/3 ( 7 3/4)
change the mixed number to an improper fraction
7 3/4 = (4*7+3)/4 = 31/4
w = 1/3 ( 31/4) = 31/12
12 goes in to 31 2 times with 7 left over
w = 2 7 /12
