As you calculate more and more decimal places for the mathematical constant pi, you will eventually reach Feynmans Point. Which one of these most accurately defines Feynmans Point?
- The place where the decimal value of pi shows three 9s in a row
- The decimal place where we have five nines in a row
- The decimal place where we have six zeros in a row
- The last decimal place we know
Answer
The correct answer is A) The place where the decimal value of pi shows three 9s in a row.
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