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| title = Discussion re rounding Pi

| title = Discussion re rounding Pi

| accessdate = 2012-02-10}}</ref>

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* That a value is ''wrong'' simply because it is imprecise. To the nearest [[whole number]], the value is completely correct<ref name="math" /> even if taken as a perfect circle if the diameter is greater than 9.5 and less than about 9.708 and the circumference is greater than about 29.845 and less than 30.5, and it was quite common at the time to round to whole numbers.<ref name="jph">{{cite web

* That a value is ''wrong'' simply because it depends on imprecisely expressed divisors. The ratio that is pi can be derived completely accurately for a whole range of values<ref name="math" /> even if the Sea is taken as a perfect circle, namely when, before rounding to the nearest [[whole number]], the diameter is known to be greater than 9.5 and less than about 9.708, and the circumference greater than about 29.845 and less than 30.5, it being quite common at the time to round to whole numbers.<ref name="jph">{{cite web

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| title = Is the Bible wrong about pi?

| title = Is the Bible wrong about pi?