There may have been another good reason...........for 360 degrees in a circle........................the line at 1/2........the critical line...........as an exponent.........is a square root............the square root of 13 starts out exactly like the degrees in a circle............which for the pattern makes further sense..........b/c 17 + 19 = 36......................................2, 3................numbers truncated to the 2nd or 3rd decimal...........or the 2nd or 3rd number...................a pattern..............w/ the primes themselves.................the further importance and/or evidence in that is............that a right triangle.............with the two smaller sides of 2 and 3.............would have a hypotenuse of the square root of 13.........which is slightly larger than 3 .................3.60................................and 13 is closest prime to the 1st zero in the R. zeta function..................as I mentioned so many times before...............those are the reasons I think they are imp................AND the numbers in the pf............added beg to end................add up  13..............2 - 11...................there are 5 thirteens.................

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How do you find the square root of 13? + Example - Socratic

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Explanation: Since 13 is a prime number, there is no simpler form for its square root. √13 is an irrational number somewhere between 3=√9 and 4=√16 .