Here’s a Pi Poem for you:
Pi Day is a day,
To celebrate this joyous number,
You use it to find circumference,
It’s an irrational number.
O let us celebrate Pi Day
In a way like to other.
Let us celebrate this day
And enjoy this wonderful number!
We were going to put up some Pi jokes as well but that poem probably covers the humour side of things.
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Assorted Pi Facts:
In 1706, William Jones chose the Greek letter we know and love for “Pi”, which is essentially the ratio of a circle’s circumference to its diameter. The first expression of pi was by the babylonians in 2000 BC, they used 3 + 1/8 = 3.125. More and more on target values for pi are being run as we speak, with the current level of accuracy now standing at a pointless billion decimal points. Pi can also be used when no circles are involved.