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What's the best way to memorize pi?

klcarrasquillo

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What's the best way to memorize pi?

At best I always remember 3.14159, what's the trick to remembering more?

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5seal

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4 years ago

Try this

Smiling Face with Open Mouth

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mathinator

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4 years ago

cool. i didn;t know this trick. thanks for sharing

russellh92

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3 years ago

ahah, why you should remember this number, can you say? but the way is really very original.

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