A Pizza with the radius z and the height a has the volume V= Pi×z×z×a
How do my pineapple chunks factor into the height?
For each piece of pineapple where nea is height of a cone, p is radius of a cone and le equals 1/3, volume is Pi * nea * p * p * le.
You understand now why people don't like pineaaples on their pizzas?
The only reason people like pineapples in pizza is because they make cum taste better
That must be from a Christian homeschooling textbook
It’s really difficult to calculate circumference when the earth is flat.
π ✟ π = 10
The bible says π is 3, so they wouldn't get it this wrong.
And the Lord spake, saying, ''First shalt thou take out the Holy Pin. Then shalt thou count to three, no more, no less. Three shall be the number thou shalt count, and the number of the counting shall be three. Four shalt thou not count, neither count thou two, excepting that thou then proceed to three. Five is right out. Once the number three, being the third number, be reached, then lobbest thou thy Holy Hand Grenade of Antioch towards thy foe, who, being naughty in My sight, shall snuff it.'
Unexpected Monty Python
So the answer is Jesus. Y'know, because "he's the answer to everything?"
So happy to be atheist now ..
It's to make the numbers simple because they aren't important, the methodology is
I get that, it's like rounding gravitational acceleration (on earth) to 10...
But why don't they just use 3, preceded by a "pi is a little more than 3, but for now we'll round down to 3."
Especially given that using π=3 is accurate enough for most daily use by ordinary people for ordinary things.
Sure, until you actually need the correct result of the circumference of a circle and think pi is 5.
Misinformation is education. Welcome to the future.
Like, at least make it 3 instead of 5. Still allows for mental math
It's fucking pi. It's a constant that will never change in their entire lives, just teach reality the first time instead of making up a thousand little lies to correct later.
thousand little lies
What do you mean there are more than 3 states of matter?
Gotta cut it off at some point though, right? How many decimals? 10, 4, 1, or 0?
Plus, this is a test not the knowledge delivery. Some thing as 'assume a flat plane with no friction' for a physics test. Yeah it's not 100% accurate but the test taker can be evaluated on the methods
This is what we get when we cater to the dumbest kids in the class.
The dumbest kids in class can't handle algebra.
It's a really bad question for all sorts of reasons. Firstly because they defining π as 5 (it's not even close to the real value) and they never explain what h is.
Also you should probably just use letters everywhere at this point and not use π unless π equals π.
No child left behind = every child left behind.
"One! Two! Five!" "Three sire!" "Three!"
It's an engineer's pi.
Added safety tolerance
Not necessarily. Calculating the flotation of a cylindrical pontoon using pi=5 will leave you with a boat that sinks!
So it's like a baker's dozen?
It's called rounding, honey. Look it up
That's a hell of a rounding 😅
Yep, it's the secret strategy of rounding to five. Not to a multiple of five, but just five.
60% of the time, it works everytime.
~~60%~~ 5%
In base five it’s fine!
Indiana at it again. ¹
Well that's a read and a half. I never expected something like that to happen
At that point just make pi 1 for even easier calculation
Your conditions are nonsensical, therefore the answer must also be nonsensical.
V = A sculpture of Tom Selleck made out of scalloped potatoes.
I would prefer David Hasselhoff made out of hasselback potatoes.
My math teacher back in school blew my mind once with this:
"If you ever get a funny number like 6.28318530717958647 just divide that by π and see if that fixes it. It equals 2, so the answer isn't 6.283... it's just 2π and that's how you should write your answer. Sometimes you get 1.0471975 well guess what? π/3. Simple. Pi isn't a variable, it is a number and you can just leave it in that form for your answers."
3142
assume pie is in my belly
"Pi is exactly five!"
Shocked gasps
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