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Musical Pi

Published March 10, 2011 Just for Fun , Metablog 1 Comment

I am busy with teaching-related stuff most of today, but I’ll try to have a real post later on. In the meantime, here’s something cool: a musical interpretation of the first 32 digits of pi:

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  1. 1 Tara March 10, 2011 at 14:12

    That was beautiful! I’m going to share that one with my son’s teachers. He has pi memorized to something like 29 places. Thanks!


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