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Anthony

August 09, 2001 02:14PM

<HTML>The measurement of Pi in the GP is based on the height and the perimeter. Actually, it is a function of the angle of degree (51*-52*), which will always yield 2xPi in the calculation.

51* is an average angle for a pyramid. It is also based on a standard ratio that was commonly used... I can't recall it off the top of my head right now.

The Pi figure is merely a coincidence, according to most.

Don Barone, However, will give you QUITE a different answer... and his research is extraordinary.

Don?

Sincerely,
Anthony</HTML>

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Subject	Author	Posted
Pyramid Pi?	Jani	August 09, 2001 01:57PM
Re: Pyramid Pi?	Anthony	August 09, 2001 02:14PM
Pi(e) in the Sky !	John Wall	August 09, 2001 03:29PM
Re: Pi ( is ) in the Sky !	Don Barone	August 09, 2001 09:37PM
Re: Pi(e) is not in the Sky !	John Wall	August 10, 2001 04:56AM
Re: Pie is not in the Sky it is on a plate!	Don Barone	August 10, 2001 06:34AM
Re: Pie is not in the Sky it is on a plate!	John Wall	August 10, 2001 08:09AM
Re: Pie is not in the Sky it is on a plate!	Don Barone	August 10, 2001 06:49PM
Re: Pyramid Pi?	Don Barone	August 09, 2001 05:39PM
Re: Pyramid Pi?	John Wall	August 09, 2001 05:50PM
Re: Pyramid Pi?	Don Barone	August 09, 2001 05:58PM
Re: Pyramid Pi?	John Wall	August 09, 2001 06:03PM
Re: Pyramid Pi?	Tman	August 09, 2001 08:31PM
Re: Pyramid Pi?	Don Barone	August 09, 2001 09:21PM
Re: Pyramid Pi?	Tman	August 10, 2001 12:19PM
Re: Pyramid Pi?	Don Barone	August 10, 2001 06:47PM

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