Remainders.....................1/6 pi squared............................as the book "Music of the Primes" put it.............mod math.....................................circular math................................the primes in the prime fund..............add up to 28............................................1/6 pi squared.........what is so imp. about that, Euler???



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Why 6.28 Radians? - Math Forum - Ask Dr. Math

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Why is a circle divided into approximately 6.28 radians? ... Re: Radians Hi, Jason, A complete circle, 360 degrees, is exactly 2 pi radians.

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