What is the Last Digit of PI?
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From: Usher73 on 7 Feb 2010 18:00 The last digit of pi is mine.
From: Peter Webb on 8 Feb 2010 08:01 "Usher73" <Usher73(a)yahoo.com> wrote in message news:914961433.129187.1265619685935.JavaMail.root(a)gallium.mathforum.org... > The last digit of pi is mine. I thought you said "mime". It certainly doesn't say a lot.
From: Leroy Quet on 8 Feb 2010 10:05 First, my apologies to the Zen people. I thought "mu" was the Greek letter. (And maybe it is that too...) I notice that the OP didn't say that the LEAST SIGNIFICANT digit was 7. By "last" digit, he/she may have meant the MOST significant digit, or the last digit reading from right to left (in English). So, in that case, the last digit of pi would be 3. UNLESS you interpret pi to have leading 0's, in which case the last digit of pi is 0... Even though there are aleph-null digits and no "last" digit in this sense either? Thanks, Leroy Quet
From: Leroy Quet on 8 Feb 2010 10:11
I, Leroy Quet just wrote: >... > UNLESS you interpret pi to have leading 0's, in which case the last > digit of pi is 0... Even though there are aleph-null digits and no > "last" digit in this sense either? >... I know, I know. The LIMIT, as the n approaches positive infinity, of the nth digit (reading right to left) of pi = 0. But who knows if there are some non-zero digits left of the infinite number of 0's... :) Thanks, Leroy Quet |