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Pi is a special number with special . It is used to measure circles . It goes on and has over 10 trillion places . To make it simple , we use the first three numbers , 3 . 14 , or the ? .
You can get pi by measuring a circle . First , measure the of a circle . , divide it by the . Using this on any circle always gives the same value for pi .
In 1988 , a US physicist and his friends together on March 14th to celebrate this special number . , in 2009 , the US government made Pi Day an official holiday .

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