What is the Meaning of Pi

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[@davecarsley8773]

I watched 4 videos _"explaining" Pi before coming across yours. None of them helped, and they were all ridiculously long, filled with a bunch of people wanting to hear their own voice. But then I saw *your* video. *I now understand pi*. Thanks!!

[@mambo755]

Dave Carsley Same here,perfect explained!!

[@neptune2644]

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[@Songwriter376]

Me too

[@devicecore1699]

Oh maaaan... was it that simple... Allas, 20 years after graduation I finally got it... :D

[@seven-elevenjiddimurga6429]

the books are now very descriptive and having pictures in olden days the books had only text in black

[@taboushy91]

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[@HarshithKumarsimplicity]

Same here

[@tittusutradhar307]

Same here

[@jamil1985]

Some smart people lack the ability to Illustrate Methods in an easy to understand and friendly way, like my previous maths teachers. You sir is Amazing.

[@sccm100]

I promise smart people explain shit good. It's retards that only teach because they had no other way to make a living that can't teach.

[@vaclav222]

i think the math teachers think they are smart thus they try to make the subject hard for the layman so they can inflate their ego and call u dumb, they try to explain in a complicated way and throw as many info in your face at once so you get confused and give up, the best learning is self learning imo

[@hermitcard4494]

Maybe they're just EXHAUSTED of so many arrogant kids and teens thinking they know better.

[@quidquopro1185]

Took me 12 years in school with math, and I find the concept of Pi in a freaking youtube video.. Pathetic school system we have! Anyway, thank you for making me somewhat more educated after the destruction from public school! :)

[@totallymcmylastname9077]

Oh god, man... I can totally relate. Came here after finally realizing the concepts of volume and area on my own. Couldnt figure out Pi. Why aren't we taught this shit in school? It's waaaay better than having kids blindly memorize meaningless formulas. This makes them think (but Im sure you already knows that, haha.)

[@johnlu585]

QuidQuoPro You’re right for the majority of the school system, but the system lets teachers bend the rules a bit so the students can understand. For example , some teachers like my teacher, Mr. Heine, legit makes us understand why fractions are fractions, algebra is algebra and don’t even get me started on geography. I agree with you for the majority of what you’re saying, unless you have that 1 teacher. Wait... why don’t you just ask the teacher after school is over? That’s what I do.

[@sebon11]

HAHAHA I AGREE TOTALLY, 100%

[@QTBlove83]

It took me 12 years at school and almost 2 years studying physics at University to finally realise that :) yeah...

[@NehaKumari-wh8qn]

😅😂

[@learnmathtutorials]

That sounds like a great idea. I will have to make a video on the meaning if sine sometime. It's actually quite a straight forward explanation. Thank you for the suggestion.

[@RYANSWINTON]

You are the best teacher in the world. All my past teachers were useless. Where were you my whole life

[@seratlife]

oooohh ... i understand it now ... i can die in peace

[@deniscarballo710]

Hi

[@JanLaalaa]

me too

[@interestingvideos4786]

Jameel Sufi hahaha. Nice

[@greenknight2143]

Jameel Sufi that made me chuckle what you typed in.

[@Techion]

Ha ha ha

[@marvelman8996]

finally someone who actually makes sense out of maths 😤😣

[@clawwer4404]

Marvelman well.. It's just teachers don't teach uss what formulas means.. Nd why they are what they are ... So kids don't think they just memories, then they forget cuz they don't understand the meaning :') If you wanna become educated you better understand what the meaning of the formulas are, or else you will just forget it

[@Dracstar]

Why can't you be my math teacher? :P

[@samarthchincholkar37]

Ikr same here....

[@UnknownUser-cz5qv]

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[@theuniquefamily4081]

Same

[@teh5671]

But how do you know that it takes 3.14159...times of a diameter to form the circumference of a circle?

[@stamatiadania7338]

Have been studying Maths for almost a decade and never knew what 3.14 is. Thank you so much for a short, perfect explanation.

[@robertnesy7850]

Beeeeauuuuutifully explained. FIIIIINALLY someone that knows how to properly explain in a way that everyone can understand.

[@Brainniak555]

I'm just here to say thank. When I was a kid, my teachers never explained to me what was exactly PI. Everybody knew PI=3.14 without knowing what PI was. We just knew it was just part of a formula. I went to college and utilized PI zillion of times. For some weird reason, today the perimeter formula C=2PIr pops up to my head. I got curious then realized that I only knew the value of PI without knowing what it was. It took me forty years to find out. Thank you!

[@jg33boiii4]

Really? That. That's it? Why? Is that really it.? I always thought pi had a deeper meaning but noo. Its just fighting the diameter around the circle. I'm seriously going to cry. Im done. Teachers making me feel that pi is the importance of human existence. :/

[@TheManorBeast]

JG33 Boiii Well when you think that it actually never ends that's quite messed up However, My math teacher had beautiful breasts and they were out all the time Talk of Radians and the problem of infinity passed me by

[@framilani]

it is actually - inside that number there is everything watch this kzbin.info/www/bejne/aoPPlXuKqclmhZo

[@J215J]

Its a little disspointing but think about the bigger picture! Without pi 3.1415926535 something like that; we cannot find the circumference of a circle!

[@kylejohnson8447]

@@J215J yes we could, tau!

[@MrVaypour]

Damn right I'm subscribing! Please could you explain everything that there ever is possibly possible in the universe to explain? Your way of conveying for viewers to understand is second to none man.

[@thomaslenaghan682]

Not bad. I had been lead to beleve that, as Leanardo put it. Square the circle, Or to calculate infinitly the surface arrea of a circule. A point always worth making. I realy enjoyed youŕ vidio and would encorage more. What do you no about its other app's. Its one of those spooky numbers, it's everywhere. Discerningly The Maryhill Monky.

[@jwalandapariyar1551]

23 years of my age and now i understand what a pie is in 3:31 minute video. Thank you so much.

[@utberoxsobad]

Man I'm SOOOOOO using this explanation to my students when I become a teacher. Very simple and easy to understand.

[@akshatasamant5267]

I never knew this... I was just mugging up this one for so long years.. thanks so mucchhhhh

[@basheerahmednizami4413]

What an explanation sir. Hats off. Such a smooth flow of speech and up to the point without unnecessary aah, and, so, umm, etc.

[@weltschmertzz]

I am a 28 year old professional with a post graduate degree and have just understood what pi meant just now. There is a scarcity of teachers who can convey ideas in a manner that can be grasped by students

[@michaelhumphrey2858]

So if pi goes on forever is there no such thing as a perfect circle ?pi leaves more questions then answers .

[@hondal22]

+Michael Humphrey lol

[@lauroneto3360]

Michael Humphrey You got an amazing point. Actually, there's no exact perimeter to a circle. NEVER. Consequently, there is never a exact area to a circle. Its always a transcendental number. Yeah, its pretty weird. There is a exact number to a square (for example), but never to a circle.

[@johnlu585]

Circles can be drawn perfectly, but the length is indefinite.

[@J215J]

Pi is nothing but a long terminating decimal...i think..

[@zapole]

Well, there is imaginary perfect circle, but there is no such a thing as perfect circle in our reality, nor can you find it in nature because if you zoom deep enough then you will encounter that all stuff is made from atoms whose are constantly moving and thus if you measure something on atomic level its still not round enough to call it perfect circle. same with computer, you can draw a circle on your screen but then again its made out of pixels which are firstly not round and secondly the necessary density is not enough(infinity is needed). you can't even draw a perfect circle through formula cause it will go on and on.... so there is and there isn't such thing as perfect circle. I found very interesting book that Im reading right now about it if you want to investigate it further. It's called A history of the circle by Ernest Zebrowski. Your casual burger king employee ;)

[@acerune8378]

Started using pi in middle school for math classes. This went on from 6th grade to senior year of high school. Never was taught what it meant, or how it worked. 6 years failed to teach me what took this boss to teach me in 3.5 minutes. ‘MURICA!

[@tanushka7779]

I hadn’t imagined the Pi in the circumference of a circle until someone genuine introduced me to! We were deceived and were deprived/refrained from the Logics! We, students, were imposed, but I opened up to the idea and worked out! I gotta mention a thanks, as well!

[@eapen4irm]

You decoded it almost 9 years back! What an amazing way to explain!!!

[@anika9292]

omg, this makes way more sense then the other videos, and its not 30mins long, thank you! this helped me ALOT!

[@jamespeyton2094]

I have never understood pi in 48 years. Until NOW! Thank you Soooo much.

[@kiranrq9387]

You made my life easy. In a few words, you answered my difficult question. No teacher told what pi actually is. Than you sooo much.

[@teganf7801]

Thank you so much! I have wanted to know this for so many years and never understood and wow, 3 mins and now it makes 100% sense. You sir, are amazing! Thank you.

[@rahulrkailad]

Thanks Alot.. Was Wondering why pi is 3.14 and now understood why..

[@osamaalblooshi1839]

Mfinally understanding pi! After 22 years of my life. 18 math teacher throughout my life & none knew to explain it!!

[@SandyPaulus]

This is helpful for what I'm looking for

[@learnmathtutorials]

Thank you.

[@noobaccount7580]

Sir you're amazing. My teacher never teach me why Pi is 3.14. thank you very much!

[@shardaiyer1308]

Thanks helped me a lot. Whereas other youtube channel just explain any thing but the answer. I subscribe you

[@jinjieven]

Perfect explanation. Now I know. Its amazing I passed all my math exams - and used the actual number 3.14... never knowing why I'm using it. Thank you !

[@rubencayoja3392]

Thank you! As someone said down in the comments, this is the only video that could actually explain to me what is Pi

[@72andres]

first time I can truly understand pi definition. thx

[@zimids]

thank you so much! the rest of the videos i watched were ridiculously long and i couldnt even understand them. i would love to have you as a math teacher

[@learnmathtutorials]

The symbol pi represents a number that has an exact value (the amount of times the diameter of a circle wraps around its circumference) However, if we try to represent this exact value in terms of a number, the digits of the number go on forever. We can not show an exact value for pi by representing it as 3.14159..... so instead we give this number the symbol "pi" to represent it's exact value.

[@markjohnson9572]

What about the improper fraction 22 / 7 ? 🤔

[@Professional--Gamer]

I watched a lot of videos to really understand what pi actually is. This is the best video by far. You deserve a sub

[@SlammedZero]

Well done good sir!! This was an absolutely fantastic explanation. Thank you.

[@raymondallenjhangiani7670]

Very well explained ! Thank you sir ! You have the gift to educate anyone who hasn't seen the gates of a school ? Thank you very much indeed !

[@jwgfoto5419]

Many people are taught that Pi is 3.14159... but not where it came from. Also remember that it's important to know it is a ratio. Knowing the ratio one can calculate a certain value based on the corresponding value. Whatever the diameter of the circle is, the ratio remains constant. Ratios are important in many other things. Thanks for the video.

[@alwayssurprised9284]

Wow, you have a wonderfully simple way of explaining Pi! Thank you.

[@Martin-wz5rm]

it was easier than i thought, thanks to you and your incredibly good explanation. You literally made a 13yrs old kid understand the pi Lol.

[@dalemoore8553]

Wow! Is that it? I've been afraid of Pi my whole life thinking it was beyond my comprehension. Not any more. Thank you!

[@angelaw1195]

I am nine years old and you even helped me understand what pi is. 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

[@almaflores2241]

I did in fact understand it..(big + for me.. in 63 yrs old) however this is important in our lives... why?? Please enlighten me...why is this?? Thanks in advance...!

[@fufo_wins6387]

Angelina Wei I’m 11 and in middle school and this also helped me out

[@Mat-vb8er]

@@almaflores2241 If you want to help the world to develop rather than just exist you should understand it to develop new things and invent new things.

[@jord4z]

A perectly easily understandable explanation of Pi.

[@lily-ep3el]

but how do we measure a around the circle do we know where to put the line on

[@noal8967]

I'm a big fan of you since just now, after I watched this useful video. Thanks

[@antonvz19]

WOW, if only my math teacher explained this clearly. My self view (about my mathematical ability and intellectual capabilities) would have looked a lot differently. Thank you so much for taking the time. Some people are good with math and some people are ALSO could with explaining math. Teachers should tick both boxes and it seems like you do.

[@anniemoonmaid]

Thank you for this. I am an intelligent and creative right brainer but for me math is so difficult to get my head around, yet I wish I understood the language because it describes our universe. Your visual uploads taught me in a way I can understand.

[@mishalmohan6438]

Thank u tonsssss....was figuring how to teach my son this concept and voila... I'm just going to play your video..

[@setidepp4853]

The best explanation whatsoever!! Thanks!!

[@thsjthsj]

Thank you, But isn't the radius must be equal to 1/2 and the diameter =1 since the illustration must be on a circle of diam=1 Thank you very much...

[@landenrozier1185]

Thanks, I've been looking for this but I only found more complicated ones. Now I understand!!!

[@Mxke278]

So would it be 3.14 diameters or 3 diameters plus the .14?

[@HerculesCoronaBorealis]

thank you so much for the video. You explain the concept extremely well. Keep up the beautiful work

[@DavidAnatolie]

perfect man nice and simple easy to follow that"s what i need

[@afrailick]

Thanks for your patient and clear instruction, now I understand!

[@mohammedsahal9447]

Hearing Pi For Many Years. Finally Fond It 👌🏻

[@cherbrowne1637]

Well fancy that! That was an elegant explaination of something that has an aura of mystery BUT there is NO mystery! I've written it all down for my neighbour who was equally as mystified. Thank you so much. Ps: pi is first letter of greek word perimitros meaning perimeter 😊

[@BrokenThumbStick]

this made my math teacher seem like a novice, you sir i applaud, thanks for making this easy.

[@adamspears3819]

Ok this is what I cannot figure out, so I am asking for help: The circumference of a circle is found by multiplying the circle's diameter (which is a finite length) by Pi (which is irrational because there is not a final number beyond Pi's decimal point). So with that in mind, this is what I can't figure out: Let's imagine we have a circle with a diameter of 1 unit of length. That would mean that the circle's circumference (which is finite in length) would exactly equal the value of the constant Pi, which goes on infinitely! How can a finite length equal exactly, the value of a number that goes on for infinity?? Help!!!

[@dianeriley914]

Great job explaining that!! I'm going to have to watch more of your tutorials

[@myriamdesharnais8958]

How easy it is to understand when it is simply well explained " Thank you !!!

[@shilpiguptamohanty9925]

Very good explained Thanks a lot

[@alpachuepapi9772]

VERY HELPFUL IT HELPED ME

[@meerabasif356]

Just amazing sir .. !! Hats off !! 🔥

[@raz0229]

Imagine your Teacher ask you the similar question in front of your whole class! _Well, Now we do!_

[@BatusaiJack]

Wow Thanks. You really cleared my mind on the unit circle.

[@cocococo5087]

Very helpful! Thank you. I understand it much better now.

[@arceniamorales2707]

Bravo! Thanks for the illustrations and meaning.

[@DudeRevolution]

So simple and well presented. Thankyou immensely for the video!

[@Paul73849]

0:33 the best circle I’ve ever seen drawn

[@cheneepenuela4988]

Thank you so much anD I learned a lot... it really help me because I’m straggling with pi and I’m a grade 5 student. Thank you you.

[@sheikmufeed1920]

Superb explanation please continue such theoritical + practical explanation

[@awlomthesheepermen]

So it’s how many radians cover a circle or how many arc lengths cover a circle ?

[@arandomcrocodilian691]

Turn 3.14 upside down and you get pie in somewhat handwriting

[@nabeelest]

isn't it equal to 6.26 by the method you are telling?

[@avikgupta9550]

finally i understand what pi is ??? thank uu so much

[@juansigaleps9353]

Job well done sir. I now truly understand what PI means 🙂

[@AverageTennisGuy]

this taught me a lot

[@Za3rour]

well thank you, sir. I finally understand the significance of Pi.

[@sithiraspianochannel5320]

Thank you for teaching me pi. I was confused with this topic for a long time. Thank you sir🙏

[@missmiloeater]

I- my school was making this so much more complicated than it needed to be. Years of complicated learning that I never understood wasted. All it took was a 3 and half minute video to understand.

[@dibbyo456]

Thank you so much. I finally understood it. 👌

[@jazmincruz1379]

YOU ARE AMAZING! I lost my notes form math and it cometarios what pi was and some other formulas alt though I didn't get all the the formulas, this is still amazing, you are AMAZING!

[@petersunny4481]

complex thing is explained in very simple manner.. thank u sir

[@frankrizzo4879]

I am amazed by your steady hand

[@eric7758]

Dude you are a life reliever

[@CameronCrest]

I think in 3D, and your video was the first explaination I've seen that really stuck on Pi. I with more tutors would explain things in plain english like you do. I'll be watching more of your videos.

[@margravekevin7765]

if a person can't explain it to a child, then they don't quite understand the concept either. Thank you for this!

[@elifeanor]

this helped a lot!!!!

[@asherkabir7638]

woww really great man. It's first time I came to know the real meaning of this mess.

[@yamahabibi5672]

pi made easy , thanks for video

[@crashtestcoffee2550]

I’m more concerned about how good this man is at drawing a circle

[@lifathembekamboxwana988]

💯😂😄

[@Peterzemlany]

What a great explanation! thanks for that

[@Luma-SC]

my pi mystery solved. I was sooo confused if pi was 22/7, its clearly rational and its value came 3.142857142857... which repeated so it was rational. THANKS A LOT AND YOU DESERVE A SUB AND A LIKE :)

[@1018Stacey]

Wow, now I get it, thanks for explaining!

[@NandishPatelV]

No one else gives this info. Thanks