[BITList] An INTERESTING NUMBER!
John Feltham
wantok at me.com
Mon Oct 28 06:17:48 GMT 2013
'Pi' - as a notation in calculating the area / circumference of a circle - is 22/7.
Take out your calculators and calculate 22/7 - the result is 3.142857142857 (recurring). The first 6 decimal numbers - 142857 (which is recurring till infinity) has another property which is:
(a) 1 x 142857 = 142857
(b) 2 x 142857 = 285714
(c) 3 x 142857 = 428571
(d) 4 x 142857 = 571428
(e) 5 x 142857 = 714285
(f) 6 x 142857 = 857142
Notice something? The products are all interchanging of the digits of the number 142857!
1
7 4
5 2
8
Further more.
The number 142857 when multiplied by 7, you get 999999!
Then, multiply 142857 with 8, you get 1142856. The first and the last digit (1,6) adds to 7 (the last digit of 142857, the product of sl no (a) above)!
Still further more.
Multply 142857 with 9, the product is 1285713 - the first and the last digit (1,3) adds to 4 (the last digit of 285714 , the product of sl no (b) above).
Ofcourse, 142857 x 10 is 1428570! But, from 11, you get more interesting products!
Therefore, 'Pi' (and notation 22/7) will put you into circles!!!!!
And finally….
What do you know about Raspberry Pi?
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