In honor of Pi Day, we have to address everyone's favorite irrational number.

Pi is an irrational number-youcan't write it down as a non-infinite decimal.

How many would say it is the irrational number e also known Euler's number.

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Remember, π is an irrational number, which means that it has an infinite number of decimal places.

It's an " irrational number" which means its value cannot be expressed exactly as a fraction.

Pi is an irrational number, meaning it can never be written as the ratio of two integers.

They showed tow-to-the power-of-Infinity-minus-one (an irrational number that only has a conventional meaning in Improbability physics).

Π is an irrational number and cannot be reduced to a series of figures or a simple numerical ratio.

If the fraction is closer to the irrational number than the previous "best" fraction, I record it.

That seems simple enough, but it turns out that Pi is an irrational number - so you can't just write it down.

Just about everyone would recognize this at the super awesome irrational number that represents the ratio of the circumference to diameter for a circle.

I don't know whether the circumstances here are the general or some special case-but here the square root of two is not an irrational number.

Like Pi it's an irrational number; it goes on into infinity with no perceivable pattern (well, none anyone's been able to decipher yet).

I guess I need to look at even more irrational numbers.

They were pumping irrational numbers, and John was often unroped.