Pi Approximation Day : vTools Events

LO1: Importance of pi in mathematics as an engineer as it makes us closer to the real world.
LO2: importance of pi in calculating and solving in physics, chemistry.
LO3: Basic facts about Pi.

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Pi Approximation Day

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On Pi Approximation Day, C.S.E department organized a group discussion on topic “Pi links mathematics to the real world”.

In which we mentioned that how significant is Pi in our lives as engineers in which we use Pi in lots of calculations at some stage in our lives, even NASA uses it for calculating spacecraft trajectories. The value of Pi is 22/7 or 3.14, which makes the number constant and an irrational number.

We discussed how in our math class, we all stared off into an area questioning why on earth ‘logs’ or ‘proofs’ mattered so much — pi is the answer.

Well, at the least it’s one of the matters that link math back to real-world makes use. Because pi is related to circles it's also related to cycles, such things as calculating waves, ebb and flow, the ocean tides, electromagnetic waves, and plenty more. In addition, many natural world phenomena can also be calculated with pi — just like the form of rivers, the disc of the sun, the spiral of DNA, or even the pupil of an eye.