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4\pi / 10
TeX (checked):
4\pi /10
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Translations to Computer Algebra Systems
Translation to Maple
In Maple: 4*pi/ 10
Information about the conversion process:
\pi: Could be the ratio of a circle's circumference to its diameter == Archimedes' constant.
But it is also a Greek letter. Be aware, that this program translated the letter as a normal Greek letter and not as a constant!
Use the DLMF-Macro \cpi to translate \pi as a constant.
Translation to Mathematica
In Mathematica: 4*\[Pi]/ 10
Information about the conversion process:
\pi: Could be the ratio of a circle's circumference to its diameter == Archimedes' constant.
But it is also a Greek letter. Be aware, that this program translated the letter as a normal Greek letter and not as a constant!
Use the DLMF-Macro \cpi to translate \pi as a constant.
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