pi/e={2041141/1100}^(1/52)

[Jon]

pi/e={2041141/1100}^(1/52)

Good to 9 decimal places.

I knew it had to be a perfect fraction when the 27 started repeating.

http://jons-math.bravehost.com/eandpi.html

[Christopher Henrich]

Post by Jon
pi/e={2041141/1100}^(1/52)
Good to 9 decimal places.
I knew it had to be a perfect fraction when the 27 started repeating.
http://jons-math.bravehost.com/eandpi.html

At least 11 places, I would say.

(e/pi){2041141/1100}^(1/52) -1 ia about 4.5E-12.

[bert]

Post by Jon
pi/e={2041141/1100}^(1/52)
Good to 9 decimal places.
I knew it had to be a perfect fraction when the 27 started repeating.

But to almost the same precision,
pi/e = (809927/900)^(1/47),
so what can there be special about
either of them?
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