Irrational Numbers. Pi and Pies
Description
The clip explains how the irrational number pi (p) is derived and provides an example of its practical application in calculating the area of different-sized pie tins. It explores how pi is derived by finding the relationship between a circle's diameter or radius and its circumference and the relationship between a circle's radius and its area. Ideal for reinforcing concepts.
Runtime
5 min 27 sec
Subjects
Database
Films on Demand
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