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Can pi decimal place extend to the milky way if so how many would it take?
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∙ 15y ago
1. you are in the milky way galaxy already, so it wouldn't have to go anywhere.
2. pi is a number, so an answer would depend on how big you write it.
3. pi has an infinite number of decimal places, so no matter how small you write the numbers it could go anywhere.
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