Pi problem

Number Theory Level 2

A = π π π π \Large{A={{\pi }^{{{\pi }^{{{\pi }^{\pi }}}}}}}

What can we say about the number above?

A non-integer It's an integer None of the above Maybe both

Ramez Hindi by Ramez Hindi , 34, Lebanon

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1 solution

Rico Lee
Sep 12, 2016

Pi is an irrational number, meaning it has non terminating decimals. If you put Pi to powers of Pi, it is impossible to get an integer as a result.

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