Squaring the Circle Using Modified Tartaglia Method
Journal Title: Trends in Computer Science and Information Technology - Year 2016, Vol 1, Issue 1
Abstract
The paper presents a modified Tartaglia method. Tartaglia proposed a simple approach to perform an approximate quadrature of the circle. His construction results with the number pi=3.125. Using a similar construction as Tartaglia but with different proportions improves the accuracy of his method.
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Szyszkowicz Mieczysław
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