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The π constant on the calculator approximates the mathematical constant π (pi), defined as the ratio of a circle's circumference to its diameter. It's fairly important in many areas of mathematics, but especially trigonometry. Probably the most common use of π on the TI-83 series calculators is for dealing with angles in radian form.
The approximate value of π stored on the calculator is 3.1415926535898.
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