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'''Six '''(6) is a number that appears infinitely in the number [[pi]]. It first appears in the 8th digit of pi. |
'''Six '''(6) is a number that appears infinitely in the number [[pi]]. It first appears in the 8th digit of pi. |
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Latest revision as of 19:55, 24 April 2020
Six (6) is a number that appears infinitely in the number pi. It first appears in the 8th digit of pi.
The Babylonian number system used a base 60 (10 times 6) counting system instead of base 10.