science_memes·Science MemesbyLena Technically correct, the best kind of correctView original on gregtech.eu521Comments16Reply
MMBM replylemmings.world2Hide 2 replies9 (the base pi number) doesn't exist because all digits must be less than pi. 9 (the base 10 number) is apparently roughly 22.2021120021 in base pi. Edit: a bit of explanation for that last one, it's because 2π + 2 + 2/π + 2/π^3^ + 1/π^4^ ≈ 8.9916Reply
ZZwiebel replyfeddit.org1Hide 1 replyTechnically they didn't specify what number their use of the symbol '9' represents!!!!!8Reply
ddeo replylemmy.dbzer0.com2Hide 2 replieswould all integers necessarily be irrational in base π?4Reply
Mohamed replylemmy.ca1Hide 1 replyExcept for 0, 1, 2, 3. Integers are necessarily irrational because π is transcendental and not an algebraic number.6Reply
zzeca replylemmy.eco.brhow are you defining irrational? the definition i know is not base dependent.1Reply
nnBodyProblem replylemmy.worldIf you wanted it spelled right, you should have talked to an englisher19Reply
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How about just 0 and 1? They didn't specify what base.
Could also say pi is just 10 in base π
What's 9 in base pi?
9 (the base pi number) doesn't exist because all digits must be less than pi. 9 (the base 10 number) is apparently roughly 22.2021120021 in base pi.
Edit: a bit of explanation for that last one, it's because 2π + 2 + 2/π + 2/π^3^ + 1/π^4^ ≈ 8.99
Technically they didn't specify what number their use of the symbol '9' represents!!!!!
They wanted to know how to represent 6, but displayed upside down.
would all integers necessarily be irrational in base π?
Except for 0, 1, 2, 3.
Integers are necessarily irrational because π is transcendental and not an algebraic number.
how are you defining irrational? the definition i know is not base dependent.
'matematician'
If you wanted it spelled right, you should have talked to an englisher
matematician
a matematician specializes in palgebra
Is the decimal point a digit, or a character?
A character
Must be - a digit would be beside the point here.