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Anonymous Posted 12 years ago
Speech & Pronunciation
Help me understand the narrator
Can you please help me
I've already spent an hour trying to find out what the narrator is saying at
2:18
My variant was
frenny circle, pie salvational is circumference to its diameter
but this doesn't make any sense for me, and besides
google doesn't know any ""frenny circles" and "pie salvations"
I've already spent an hour trying to find out what the narrator is saying at
2:18
My variant was
frenny circle, pie salvational is circumference to its diameter
but this doesn't make any sense for me, and besides
google doesn't know any ""frenny circles" and "pie salvations"
Top answer
for any circle, pi is the ratio of its circumference to its diameter
- for any circle, pi is the ratio of its circumference to its diameter
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... for any circle, pi is the ratio of its circumference to its diameter
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It's a pretty hard piece to understand though, even as a native speaker. I'm glad that fivejedjon could work out 'is the ratio of' because I couldn't and I even played the recording a few times.
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I had to play it several times before I got it. I am sure that if I did not know a little about what pi is, I would not have got it.
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