Math Help - hi, dependence of pi to dependence of diameter of square to diagonal

1. hi, dependence of pi to dependence of diameter of square to diagonal

dependence beetwen diameter of square is ( 4 * d / sqrt(2) ) / 2 = 4 / sqrt(2) = 2,83
compare to dependence of circle based on the same ray like square above is 2,83 to 3,14 its 0,90

2. Re: hi, dependence of pi to dependence of diameter of square to diagonal

razera - you've posted on this same subject before. Yes, the ratio of a square's perimeter to it's diagonal is 4/sqrt(2) = 2.83. And yes, this is different than the value for pi:

$\frac {4/\sqrt{2}}{\pi} = \frac {2.8284...}{3.1416...} = 0.9003...$

But do you have a specific question?

3. Re: hi, dependence of pi to dependence of diameter of square to diagonal

By the way- you are also consistently using the word "ray" incorrectly. A "ray" is a line that has a specific "starting" point but then goes on infinitely. It is sometimes referred to as a half line. I suspect you mean "radius" of the circle.

4. Re: hi, dependence of pi to dependence of diameter of square to diagonal

correction :
dependence beetwen diameter of square is ( 4 * d / sqrt(2) ) / d = 4 / sqrt(2) = 2,83
compare to dependence of circle based on the same ray like square above is 2,83 to 3,14 its 0,90

5. Re: hi, dependence of pi to dependence of diameter of square to diagonal

I think the OP is using the term "ray" to mean the diagonal of the square and the diameter of the circle:

6. Re: hi, dependence of pi to dependence of diameter of square to diagonal

Originally Posted by razera
correction :
dependence beetwen diameter of square is ( 4 * d / sqrt(2) ) / d = 4 / sqrt(2) = 2,83
compare to dependence of circle based on the same ray like square above is 2,83 to 3,14 its 0,90
Yes, that's true. But what is your point in posting this?