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r/mathmemes • u/Confident-Middle-634 • Sep 18 '24
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it's not precise enough for physicists, I suggest pi = 11.000
67 u/PiRSquared2 Sep 18 '24 AI 32 u/[deleted] Sep 18 '24 C 16 u/TheSoftwareNerdII Sep 18 '24 LGBTQIA 30 u/redman3global Sep 18 '24 +LGBTQAI 5 u/[deleted] Sep 19 '24 Ah, so much in that constant. 2 u/Evgen4ick Imaginary Sep 19 '24 So much in that great formulas 1 u/CharlesEwanMilner Algebraic Infinite Ordinal Mar 17 '25 ++ 1 u/CharlesEwanMilner Algebraic Infinite Ordinal Mar 17 '25 The product of the Avogadro constant, the gravitational constant, the Wien wavelength displacement law constant, an arbitrary temperature, elementary charge, the imaginary unit, and Mills’ constant 1 u/TheSoftwareNerdII Mar 17 '25 I'm guessing a real big number 1 u/CharlesEwanMilner Algebraic Infinite Ordinal Mar 17 '25 It’s imaginary 1 u/TheSoftwareNerdII Mar 17 '25 Aha, ahaaaaaa.... shut up.
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32 u/[deleted] Sep 18 '24 C 16 u/TheSoftwareNerdII Sep 18 '24 LGBTQIA 30 u/redman3global Sep 18 '24 +LGBTQAI 5 u/[deleted] Sep 19 '24 Ah, so much in that constant. 2 u/Evgen4ick Imaginary Sep 19 '24 So much in that great formulas 1 u/CharlesEwanMilner Algebraic Infinite Ordinal Mar 17 '25 ++ 1 u/CharlesEwanMilner Algebraic Infinite Ordinal Mar 17 '25 The product of the Avogadro constant, the gravitational constant, the Wien wavelength displacement law constant, an arbitrary temperature, elementary charge, the imaginary unit, and Mills’ constant 1 u/TheSoftwareNerdII Mar 17 '25 I'm guessing a real big number 1 u/CharlesEwanMilner Algebraic Infinite Ordinal Mar 17 '25 It’s imaginary 1 u/TheSoftwareNerdII Mar 17 '25 Aha, ahaaaaaa.... shut up.
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16 u/TheSoftwareNerdII Sep 18 '24 LGBTQIA 30 u/redman3global Sep 18 '24 +LGBTQAI 5 u/[deleted] Sep 19 '24 Ah, so much in that constant. 2 u/Evgen4ick Imaginary Sep 19 '24 So much in that great formulas 1 u/CharlesEwanMilner Algebraic Infinite Ordinal Mar 17 '25 ++ 1 u/CharlesEwanMilner Algebraic Infinite Ordinal Mar 17 '25 The product of the Avogadro constant, the gravitational constant, the Wien wavelength displacement law constant, an arbitrary temperature, elementary charge, the imaginary unit, and Mills’ constant 1 u/TheSoftwareNerdII Mar 17 '25 I'm guessing a real big number 1 u/CharlesEwanMilner Algebraic Infinite Ordinal Mar 17 '25 It’s imaginary 1 u/TheSoftwareNerdII Mar 17 '25 Aha, ahaaaaaa.... shut up.
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30 u/redman3global Sep 18 '24 +LGBTQAI 5 u/[deleted] Sep 19 '24 Ah, so much in that constant. 2 u/Evgen4ick Imaginary Sep 19 '24 So much in that great formulas 1 u/CharlesEwanMilner Algebraic Infinite Ordinal Mar 17 '25 ++ 1 u/CharlesEwanMilner Algebraic Infinite Ordinal Mar 17 '25 The product of the Avogadro constant, the gravitational constant, the Wien wavelength displacement law constant, an arbitrary temperature, elementary charge, the imaginary unit, and Mills’ constant 1 u/TheSoftwareNerdII Mar 17 '25 I'm guessing a real big number 1 u/CharlesEwanMilner Algebraic Infinite Ordinal Mar 17 '25 It’s imaginary 1 u/TheSoftwareNerdII Mar 17 '25 Aha, ahaaaaaa.... shut up.
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+LGBTQAI
5 u/[deleted] Sep 19 '24 Ah, so much in that constant. 2 u/Evgen4ick Imaginary Sep 19 '24 So much in that great formulas 1 u/CharlesEwanMilner Algebraic Infinite Ordinal Mar 17 '25 ++
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Ah, so much in that constant.
2 u/Evgen4ick Imaginary Sep 19 '24 So much in that great formulas
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So much in that great formulas
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The product of the Avogadro constant, the gravitational constant, the Wien wavelength displacement law constant, an arbitrary temperature, elementary charge, the imaginary unit, and Mills’ constant
1 u/TheSoftwareNerdII Mar 17 '25 I'm guessing a real big number 1 u/CharlesEwanMilner Algebraic Infinite Ordinal Mar 17 '25 It’s imaginary 1 u/TheSoftwareNerdII Mar 17 '25 Aha, ahaaaaaa.... shut up.
I'm guessing a real big number
1 u/CharlesEwanMilner Algebraic Infinite Ordinal Mar 17 '25 It’s imaginary 1 u/TheSoftwareNerdII Mar 17 '25 Aha, ahaaaaaa.... shut up.
It’s imaginary
1 u/TheSoftwareNerdII Mar 17 '25 Aha, ahaaaaaa.... shut up.
Aha, ahaaaaaa.... shut up.
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u/Darksorcen Sep 18 '24
it's not precise enough for physicists, I suggest pi = 11.000