Monte-Carlo Pi

[Joe Horn]

(01-14-2022 08:31 PM)Gerson W. Barbosa Wrote:  BTW, here’s an alternative to Valentin’s “faster, very precise, approximate way” (to get pi). Something more accurate than Free42 might be necessary to verify it is not exactly pi, though:

ln(((4001-1/(8002–1/(4001^2+(24006-5/8002-1)/4)))/5)^6-24)/sqrt(163)

where all the constants greater than 163 are 4001 or multiples thereof.

According to the 50g's LongFloat Library, this is greater than pi by approximately 2.299E-34.