How are we certain that pi never ends?
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Actually, there are rather sophistocated ways of proving that pi is irrational, which means that it can never be written completely in decimal form. I have seen a proof before, but the concepts were too difficult for me to grasp. Therefore, we ARE SURE that pi can never be fully expressed as a decimal expansion, i.e. it will go on forever with no repeating pattern.\n\nHere is just one web example for the proof. \n\nhttp://www.lrz-muenchen.de/~hr/numb/pi-irr.html
329054
There is a formula to compute any of the desired digits of pi. If you want the eighth digit, this formula gives it to you. If you want the fifth digit, here it is.
163612
1. i doubt it unless u have some disfunction in your body.\n2. pi never ends
1169143
if only someone really knew, I think the universe never ends.  I would really hope that we would find new planets outside our own solar system and we would really find other planets like Earth.  I still have time to pay attention and hope they continue to explorer.
348700
infinite number that wiull never stop growing
114006
It is impossible to know that, given the information we currently have at our disposal. But I'm sure you'll get all kinds of answers from people who think they know. Just know that your guess is as good as anyone else's.\n\nPersonally, I'm leaning toward the notion that nothing happens, and we simply cease to be. But again, impossible to know.
1040618
there are infinity number of Qs. so there is no end.
1170786
Pi is not an infinite number however has infinite number of digits after the decimal point. (Please see the link for more information).
304229
Pi is approximately 3.14159.  It is the never ending number that results from dividing the circumference of a circle by it's diameter.
152050
Actually, there are more numbers that do not repeat than numbers that repeat. \n\nAnd pi is one of those numbers that does not repeat.
634042
Theres a poster in my maths class that says "a trillion steps towards an infinitae pi" So i assume the best so far is a trillion number after the decimal point. WOW!
393143
if u meant by pie "pi" then; yes, there is no final digit (Not didgit) since it is an infinite irrational number (trivia: an indian mathematician can give 50,000 digit of pi by heart according to Guinness)\n\nBut if you meant by pie "pie" then:\n\nPie: former small coin of India: a very small coin formerly used in India, worth one third of a pice\n\n Pice: old subunit of South Asian currency: a subunit of currency formerly used in South Asia, four of which were worth an anna\n \nAnna: Indian coin: a copper coin formerly used in South Asia, worth one-sixteenth of a rupee \n\nRupee: the main unit of currency in India, Mauritius, Nepal, Pakistan, the Seychelles, and Sri Lanka \n\nTherefore;\n\n1Pie=1/3 pice\n1Pice=1/4 Anna\n1Anna=1/16 rupee\n1 rupee= 3 cents (0.03 $)\nPie=1/3*1/4*1/16*.03= 0.00015625$\nThen the last digit of Pie = 5
12883
how do you count to infinity?
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It doesn't end.  It goes on. If you took a line and ran it in any direction off the planet's surface it would just keep going into infinity,  if you could freeze time and walk on that screen,  you would never get to the end.  There is no end.
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Infinity?...There's an infinite amount of numbers that are higher than that...numbers never end.
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3.14159265358979 is as far as I have it memorized.  Yes, I'm a geek.  So your answer is 3.141592653589.\n\nSee?  Easy as pi!
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No, it's an infinite decimal sequence (as far as we know) so far Pi has over 400,000,000 digits, you can see them over on this page, http://www.hepl.phys.nagoya-u.ac.jp/docs/pif500.text.gz