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Multiple choice

Ancient Greek mathematician who defined the value of II (Pi) is

  1. Euclid

  2. Archimedes

  3. Pythagoras

  4. Aristotle

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Explanation

Archimedes calculated the value of pi (π) as 223/71 < π < 22/7. Euclid founded geometry, Pythagoras discovered his famous theorem, and Aristotle was a philosopher, not known for calculating π.

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