I tried looking these up online and nobody had a list, so I set up a spreadsheet.
Here are the most accurate fractions using three digit numbers:
Square root of 2 = 816/577
Golden ratio = 987/610
Square root of 3 = 989/571
e = 878/323
pi = 355/113
All part of the service.
Saturday, 3 November 2018
Square root of 2, golden ratio, square root of 3, e and pi expressed as fractions
My latest blogpost: Square root of 2, golden ratio, square root of 3, e and pi expressed as fractionsTweet this! Posted by Mark Wadsworth at 15:42
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I was taught pi = 22/7. That was in the days before electronic calculators.
In the old testament they reckoned it as 3! You'd think God would know better.
B, 22/7 is pretty good.
PC, old testament is full of nonsense, like all religious tracts. But you can see why people would like pi to have been three, it would make life so much easier.
When it comes to numbers, I'm streets ahead of everyone else hereabouts...
When two black holes collided recently, they let out 36 septillion yottawatts of power - more than is emitted by all the stars in the universe. See:
https://www.sciencenewsforstudents.org/article/black-hole-smashup-sent-out-yottawatts-power
RM, sure, but do the streets on which you are ahead have a house number 13?
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