Finding Pi by Archimedes' Method (Follow-up)

[@pierrebissonnette4934]

This is a great way to use a spreadsheet. Thanks for the demonstration.

[@ffggddss]

Kudos for including the circumscribed series of polygons, as Archmedes did; most YT videos that show his method only work the inscribed ones. Incidentally, the excess found with the circumscribed polygons is, in the limit, exactly twice the defect found with the inscribed ones. This can be seen by looking at the Taylor series for sin and tan. Because the approximations they give for π are: P(ins, n)/2r = n sin(π/n) = π - ⅙π³/n² + O(1/n⁴) P(cir, n)/2r = n tan(π/n) = π + ⅓π³/n² + O(1/n⁴) Fred

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[@YodaWhat]

@MathWithoutBorders - This pair of Pi vids was very interesting. Thank You! My request: JAVA (but not JavaScript) has a Data Type that has no set limit to the number of digits of math precision. It is called BIGNUM. I would be interested to see the inscribed and circumscribed approaches to Pi calculated with BIGNUM, with results compared to published values of Pi at extreme precision.

[@davidschandler48]

Sounds good. I think you should do that.

[@comic4relief]

The belief seems to be that the Greeks never found calculus, but they were just a tiny step away. Maybe some of their findings have been lost or obscured. Maybe they did but were just not driven by the need for it. We are still tyring to piece it all together.

[@powertube5671]

Excellent tutorials and demonstration of use of Excel

[@plumstreetmusic]

So, multiplying 6, the base number of sides, by 2^n (starting with n = 0) means that we have relative convergence at n = 24. Something very interesting about this.

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[@ffggddss]

To 15 significant figures, an arbitrarily chosen precision level. Fewer figures ==> fewer steps (= n) More figures ==> more steps "Relative convergence" is just that-relative. There's nothing special about 15 figures; it's just what the application-computer combination he's using, gives. Each additional (doubling) step puts you 4 times as close to π. So 5 steps gains you 3 more digits. Fred

[@josephdedekind2743]

Then u have to calculate in how rods and cones work. And what do u define as the center. Keeping in mind that a cathode ray tube has infinite bandwith...

[@Krishnan172]

which application are you using? anyone, any idea?

[@ariellacasu4570]

looks like GeoGebra

[@samisiddiqi5411]

I personally prefer the other method because it converged faster but this is also really nice.

[@909jezzie]

could you possibly provide me with your first and last name so I am able to reference this video in an essay on Archimedes for my university mathematics course? many thanks

[@Degofhas]

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[@bozhidarmihaylov]

Great Job! TX

[@rajasrirangam4802]

thank you

[@ramaswamisundar]

Where as it is logical to accept value of Pi to be between the value calculated using internal and external polygons, how do we explain that Pi has been calculated in excess of 20 digits by mathematicians. Could it be due to our calculation of sqrt...sundar.

[@pkpriyadarshana5243]

Thanks :)

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