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Project title The pleasure of Pi
Difficulty Level High school
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Description
The hypothesis of the experiment is that the ratio between the error in determining I using by inscribing polygons within and circumscribing polygons about a circle with (km) sides and that obtained using polygons with (kn) sides will approach (n/m)^2 as k increases. 

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