Pi Day celebrates the mathematical constant π (pi), 3.141592653... Pi is the ratio of a circle's circumference to its diameter. The circumference of a circle is defined as its arc length while the diameter is defined as the longest chord of the circle.
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Happy Pi Day!
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Yesterday, 14 March was International Day of Mathematics, a date that has long been celebrated as Pi Day!
Today in Prep, Year 1 and Year 3, students connected mathematical understandings and skills to real-world experiences, to promote independent thinking and problem solving. https://t.co/TVc15PActT
— St Michael's Grammar School (@StMichaelsGS) March 15, 2021
It's Pi Day!!
Today we celebrate Archimedes approximation of Pi. Three things you can do to enhance authenticity:
Walk in circles
Act irrationally
Get killed by a Roman soldier after being so focused on your work that you don't notice that your entire town has been invaded. https://t.co/QAeASVxMln
A big thank you from the Maths department to everyone who took part in the Pi Day Kahoot and Pi Recital today where new records where made! https://t.co/HKd4nfoKVV
Happy Monday teachers across Australia 🇦🇺... Yesterday was March 14th (Pi Day)... as in 3.14 ... I wonder how many Pi lessons will be taught today?
How many Pi decimals do you know?
#aussieED https://t.co/Rb51lTPKoQ
Happy Pi Day 2021🎉🎉
Congratulation 🥳🥳
In celebration of Pi Day on March 14th, I participated in making Pi art videos. I make sure the videos I produce are original by my work
#PiArt #PiNetwork #minepi
@PiCoreTeam https://t.co/76fpD4IE91