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* That both the diameter and the circumference are measuring the same edges. It's possible, even if unlikely, that the diameter is an outside measurement and the circumference is an inside measurement. A straight calculation doesn't allow for the thickness of the sides.<ref name="jph" />
* That both the diameter and the circumference are measuring the same edges. It's possible, even if unlikely, that the diameter is an outside measurement and the circumference is an inside measurement. A straight calculation doesn't allow for the thickness of the sides.<ref name="jph" />
* That both the diameter and the circumference are measuring the same part of the object. The object is also described as having an outward-turned rim. The easiest places to measure the diameter would be across the wider rim, and the easiest place to measure the circumference would be around the body below the rim.<ref>Grigg, 1995.</ref>
* That both the diameter and the circumference are measuring the same part of the object. The object is also described as having an outward-turned rim. The easiest places to measure the diameter would be across the wider rim, and the easiest place to measure the circumference would be around the body below the rim.<ref>Grigg, 1995.</ref>
== Bibliography ==
* Grigg, Russell, [http://creationontheweb.com/content/view/1731/ Does the Bible say pi equals 3.0?] ''Creation'' 17(2):24–25, March 1995.
* Holding, James Patrick, [http://www.tektonics.org/lp/piwrong.html Pi Gets In Your Eye] (Tektonics).
* Peterson & Rick, [http://mathforum.org/library/drmath/view/52573.html Rouding Pi] 1st June(?), 1999 (The Math Forum).
== See Also ==
== See Also ==
==Notes and references==
==Notes and references==
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