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A The Greek symbol π was first used by Welsh mathematician William Jones in 1706 and became popular after it was adopted by Swiss mathematician Leonhard Euler in 1737. Π was chosen because P is the first letter of:
1 Parallel
3 Perimeter
5 Perpendicular
7 Polygon
9 Pythagoras
B π is a:
1 Odd number
2 Even number
3 Prime number
4 Square number
5 Imaginary number
6 Perfect number
7 Irrational number
8 Cube number
9 All of the above
0 None of the above
C π’s 50th decimal place
The coordinates are N 34 53. ABC E 033 14. _ _ _
You probably realise where we are going with the eastings, but if not, we have put an encrypted hint in a note below.
Did you know that if you reflect 3.14 it becomes PI.E?
What do you get if you take a ball of dough and roll it out to form a thin cylinder with thickness 'a' and radius 'z', top it with tomato and cheese and bake it in an oven?
Pi zz a
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