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William Jones
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The number pi (π) is a platonic concept and has been used for 4000 years. The number pi can be approached but never reached. In general, this number means the constant ratio of the circumference to the diameter of any circle. Ancient Babylonians, Egyptians, and even Archimedes, one of the greatest mathematicians of the ancient world tried to approximate the value of pi, but in the 1700s, mathematicians began using the Greek letter π that was introduced by William Jones, in his second book <em>Synopsis Palmariorum Matheseos</em> or <em>A New Introduction to the Mathematics base</em>. Then, this symbol was popularized and adopted in 1737 by the greatest mathematician Leonhard Euler.
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Step-by-step explanation:
8 over 2
Answer:
1.2(2.5)x - 1
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Simplify the Integer part of the SQRT
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Factor 200 into its prime factors
200 = 23 • 52
It would be 56 degrees since it's a vertical angle and to get the obtuse angles you just subtract 180 from 56 and there's your answer. Hope this helped! (':
