You are not logged in.
Pages: 1
Can you prove the Value of Pi
To illustrate that 4 > π, circumscribe a square around a circle of diameter 1 and compare perimeters. Note that that has nothing to do with the induction part of the proof.
But I apologize to the other members of the forum. It would appear that I have prolonged a thread that is better left closed, so I'll stop here.
I just happened upon this ridiculous thread while googling something.
Claim: n > π for all integers n >= 4.
Proof:
n = 4: 4 > π.
n > 4: Assume n-1 > π. Then n > n-1 > π.
Or perhaps Anthony thinks there may be some mysterious value of n out there for which this proof fails?
Pages: 1