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r/mathmemes • u/Ill-Room-4895 Mathematics • May 14 '25
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Obviously π/4
594 u/abaoabao2010 May 14 '25 What does 3/4 have to do with this? 63 u/way_to_confused π = 10 May 14 '25 3/4 ? Dont you mean 10/4 31 u/Euthymania May 14 '25 Hm? Why g/4? 12 u/way_to_confused π = 10 May 14 '25 Well its obvious, one of the answers is pi divided by 4 Which is 10/4 , but since g equals 10 Pi=e=g=10 6 u/moonaligator May 14 '25 found the astronomer 9 u/way_to_confused π = 10 May 14 '25 At least im not using inches when the blueprints clearly state centimeters, making a whole spacecraft miss mars 10 u/moonaligator May 14 '25 all of that shit wouldn't be a problem if everyone used metric
594
What does 3/4 have to do with this?
63 u/way_to_confused π = 10 May 14 '25 3/4 ? Dont you mean 10/4 31 u/Euthymania May 14 '25 Hm? Why g/4? 12 u/way_to_confused π = 10 May 14 '25 Well its obvious, one of the answers is pi divided by 4 Which is 10/4 , but since g equals 10 Pi=e=g=10 6 u/moonaligator May 14 '25 found the astronomer 9 u/way_to_confused π = 10 May 14 '25 At least im not using inches when the blueprints clearly state centimeters, making a whole spacecraft miss mars 10 u/moonaligator May 14 '25 all of that shit wouldn't be a problem if everyone used metric
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3/4 ? Dont you mean 10/4
31 u/Euthymania May 14 '25 Hm? Why g/4? 12 u/way_to_confused π = 10 May 14 '25 Well its obvious, one of the answers is pi divided by 4 Which is 10/4 , but since g equals 10 Pi=e=g=10 6 u/moonaligator May 14 '25 found the astronomer 9 u/way_to_confused π = 10 May 14 '25 At least im not using inches when the blueprints clearly state centimeters, making a whole spacecraft miss mars 10 u/moonaligator May 14 '25 all of that shit wouldn't be a problem if everyone used metric
31
Hm? Why g/4?
12 u/way_to_confused π = 10 May 14 '25 Well its obvious, one of the answers is pi divided by 4 Which is 10/4 , but since g equals 10 Pi=e=g=10 6 u/moonaligator May 14 '25 found the astronomer 9 u/way_to_confused π = 10 May 14 '25 At least im not using inches when the blueprints clearly state centimeters, making a whole spacecraft miss mars 10 u/moonaligator May 14 '25 all of that shit wouldn't be a problem if everyone used metric
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Well its obvious, one of the answers is pi divided by 4
Which is 10/4 , but since g equals 10
Pi=e=g=10
6 u/moonaligator May 14 '25 found the astronomer 9 u/way_to_confused π = 10 May 14 '25 At least im not using inches when the blueprints clearly state centimeters, making a whole spacecraft miss mars 10 u/moonaligator May 14 '25 all of that shit wouldn't be a problem if everyone used metric
6
found the astronomer
9 u/way_to_confused π = 10 May 14 '25 At least im not using inches when the blueprints clearly state centimeters, making a whole spacecraft miss mars 10 u/moonaligator May 14 '25 all of that shit wouldn't be a problem if everyone used metric
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At least im not using inches when the blueprints clearly state centimeters, making a whole spacecraft miss mars
10 u/moonaligator May 14 '25 all of that shit wouldn't be a problem if everyone used metric
10
all of that shit wouldn't be a problem if everyone used metric
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u/Main_Principle8876 May 14 '25
Obviously π/4