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Why is pi measured as 3.14?

Why is pi measured as 3.14?
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Why is pi measured as 3.14?

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Because there is not absolute number, but 3.14 is the closest we can get since pi is pretty much an infinity of numbers with no pattern.
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Because backwards looking on a mirror it spells pie
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