[VA] SRC #016 - Pi Day 2024 Special
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03-20-2024, 08:16 AM
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RE: [VA] SRC #016 - Pi Day 2024 Special
(03-14-2024 06:20 PM)Valentin Albillo Wrote: Let x be the only real root of The most amazing appearance ! Numerically solving the equation on Free42, I got a similar result as Gerson: LBL "F7" MVAR "X" RCL "X" ENTER ENTER ENTER 6 - * 4 + * 2 - RTN SOLVE "F7" for X between 1 and 9 then compute: RCL "X" , 24 , Y^X , 24 , - , LN , 163 , SQRT , / result = 3.141592653589793238462643383279504 within 1 ULP (1E-33) from the built-in PI constant ! Now, let's have a look at X: X = 5.318628217750185659109680153318024 and X^24 = 262537412640768767.9999999999992527 is very close to an integer. Also H = number of hours in a week minus five = 24*7-5 = 163. This reminds us the famous approximation: \(\pi\) ~ ln(640320^3+744) / √(163) based on the so-called Ramanujan's constant. Here the approximation is even better because the value X^24-24 itself is an excellent approximation of this Ramanujan's constant, coming from the root of a very simple 3rd-degree polynomial. Amazing ! J-F |
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