You might like to reconsider that statement about pi, Equi.-EquinoX- said:The one that I check marked is incorrect, am I missing something?
-EquinoX- said:hmm.. isn't pi = 3.14?
No, pi is "transcendental"; one cannot write it as a terminating decimal nor a recurring one for that matter. Here are the first one million digits: http://www.eveandersson.com/pi/digits/1000000-EquinoX- said:hmm.. isn't pi = 3.14?
-EquinoX- said:hmm.. isn't pi = 3.14?
Incorrect means not accurate or incorrect in comparison to a set standard or expectation.
Yes, the concept of incorrectness is subjective and can vary depending on the context and perspective.
In order to determine which option is incorrect, we must have a clear understanding of the criteria or standard being used to judge the correctness of the options.
Yes, it is possible for both options to be incorrect if they both fail to meet the set standard or expectation.
Incorrectness can be proven to a certain extent by using evidence and logical reasoning. However, there may still be some subjectivity involved in determining what is considered incorrect.