What is the square root of PI

What is the square root of PI


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OronD
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It's 1.772
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yotama9
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First of all, I want to clarify something about PI.

PI is an irrational number, that is, it can not be expressed with a finite number of digits or as a fraction of two numbers. PI cannot even be expressed as a repeating sequence of digits.

Secondly, unless you are in elementary school, PI^(1/2) is a totally legitimate answer/number to use and in fact it is much more accurate then 1.772. The same goes for the square root of 3 or e^(2/3)

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Its an irrational number... so its impossible to write down the answer in a purely numerical way.

However if you want an approximation try using a spreadsheet e.g. Excel

A1=PI()=3.14159265358979

B1=A1^0.5=1.77245385090552

But I'm worried about why you're asking... perhaps you're an engineer?

 
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Square root of Pi would be an acceptable answer.

It is approximately  1.772453851

That is very imprecise, so just leave it as sqrt(pi) 
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