PRECISE VALAUTION OF RADIAN VALUE BY EQUATION VERSUS PI MEASUREMENT using -1 tangent value
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From: Inverse 19 mathematics on 16 Jun 2010 10:18 In addition to the PI value valuation as posted, using -1 tangent value, the same mathematics we used to place 2 billion + prime numbers and which your current mathematics has been "too cowardly" to accept challenge of Atkin sieve versus our Hope sieve fior prime numbers , we have a possible direct equation for radian valuation. 19*3+.(value of -1 tangent, which we believe is 1/10 of 1/6) The correct valuation of the Radian is around 57.3------- This has to be reviewed further, and this is the first method in Mathematics to obtain a Calculated value of PI and Radian by simple equation Link for -1 tangent mathematics http://hoperesearch.web.officelive.com/default.aspx
From: YBM on 16 Jun 2010 15:00 Inverse 19 mathematics a �crit : > In addition to the PI value valuation as posted, using -1 tangent > value, the same mathematics we used to place 2 billion + prime numbers > and which your current mathematics has been "too cowardly" to accept > challenge of Atkin sieve versus our Hope sieve fior prime numbers , YOU are the cowards who refused to publish the source code of your crappy software when asked to do so in order to support your absurd claims.
From: zack jones on 17 Jun 2010 17:16
On Jun 16, 7:18 am, Inverse 19 mathematics <hope9...(a)verizon.net> wrote: > In addition to the PI value valuation as posted, using -1 tangent > value, the same mathematics we used to place 2 billion + prime numbers > and which your current mathematics has been "too cowardly" to accept > challenge of Atkin sieve versus our Hope sieve fior prime numbers , > we have a possible direct equation for radian valuation. > > 19*3+.(value of -1 tangent, which we believe is 1/10 of 1/6) Why do you not know the precise value of -1 tangent? Why do you believe that it is "1/10 of 1/6"? > The correct valuation of the Radian is around > 57.3------- More precisely, 57.2957795130823209. > > This has to be reviewed further, and this is the > first method in Mathematics to obtain a Calculated > value of PI and Radian by simple equation. Not really. PI = C/D; R = 180/PI > > Link for -1 tangent mathematics > > http://hoperesearch.web.officelive.com/default.aspx regards, Bill J |