Is "Circling a Square " an Unsolved Geometrical Problem ?

Sarva Jagannadha Reddy @Sarva_Jagannadha_Reddy

12 December 2017 0 6K Report

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NO. With the known REAL Pi value i.e, Cosmic Pi equal to (14-root2)/4 = 3.14644660941...Prof. Gernot Hoffmann , of Emden, Germany has Circled a Square. Here is the attachment.

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