Across
- 3. - The Greek letter that represents circumference/diameter.
- 5. - Pi has an __ number of decimal places.
- 6. - Half of the diameter of a circle.
- 9. - Pi can be approximated using an inscribed __ inside a circle.
- 10. - A mathematical sequence related to circles and spirals.
- 13. - A trigonometric function that frequently uses pi in its calculations.
- 15. - The ratio of a circle’s circumference to its ____.
- 17. - The formula (4/3) * pi * r^3 calculates the __ of a sphere.
- 18. - The formula for the circumference of a circle (C=..., use *).
- 19. - Pi is commonly used in this branch of mathematics that studies shapes.
- 20. - The shape formed by cutting a circular pizza into equal slices.
- 21. - The formula for the area of a circle (A=..., use * and ^).
- 22. - The 14th day of this month is celebrated as Pi Day.
Down
- 1. - The shape most commonly associated with pi.
- 2. - The value of pi was first rigorously approximated by this ancient Greek mathematician.
- 4. - The infinite sequence of digits in pi is an example of this type of decimal.
- 7. - The constant pi is approximately equal to this fraction (22/__ ).
- 8. - Another trigonometric function that often involves pi.
- 9. - A circular dessert often eaten on Pi Day.
- 11. - Pi is an example of this type of number, meaning it never ends and never repeats.
- 12. - A line segment connecting two points on a circle.
- 14. - A famous scientist born on Pi Day (March 14).
- 16. - The mathematician who linked pi to e in a famous equation.
- 23. - The total distance around a circle.
