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NMF Weekly: Ask Your Math Friend James

NMF Weekly Puzzle Newsletter
Issue #19, March 2021  · globalmathproject.org/nmf-weekly/
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In NMF Weekly Issue #19, Naren asks the very timely question: where does π come from? (That's pi, the number that famously starts with 3.14..., not pie, which we hope some of you enjoyed over the weekend!) James shares some history and of course, some puzzles you can ponder at home! (Perhaps over a slice of cake this time.)
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The NMF Weekly is written by Dr. James Tanton, and brought to you by The Young People's Project, the Mathematical Sciences Research Institute (MSRI), the National Math Festival, and the Global Math Project.
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