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I’m an engineering student and they taught us that it Pi can be 3 or even 4 on extreme occasions, but 5??? That’s extremely inaccurate. /s The truth is pi just needs to have enough precision that is useful for machining. There is no point in precision beyond what the A man with a helmet defending our country should make more money a man with a helmet shirt and I will buy this precision your machining process is capable of. Most real world applications of pi in actual calculations are going to be mechanical applications with design so you pretty much need to be only precise up to a thousandth. 3.141 is honestly enough for most machining purposes. It only takes 40 units of pi can calculate the size of the observable universe to an accuracy of 1 hydrogen atom To lazy to remember because my entire engineering schooling and career I just used the symbol and punched in the symbol with the final value I’m solving for. You definitely need more than that. Let’s say you have a part that is nominally 50 mm in diameter. A fairly standard tolerance for that dimension might be 0.125 mm. If you used pi is 3 when running calculations for a tool path while making this part you could end up with something that is either very non circular, or simply has a diameter error of nearly 5% which is about 2.5 mm in this case, and is 200 times worse than the intended tolerance. I’m being a bit fast and loose here with how tolerances work on account of me not being a machinist or mechanical engineer.

1. Length is measured from the highest point on the collar down to the bottom hem. 2. Width is measured across the body of the shirt under the armpits, one way. 3. Sleeves are measured from center back to hem.