Does Pi have an end? Which formula is accurate (approx.) for Pi value?

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no, it is non terminating , non repeatable fraction, it is constant for any circle of any radius, its value is the ratio of circumference to the diameter of a circle
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Pi value has no end since its not a completely divisible number. 22/7 this division will lead us to a number with no end in decimal points. although a Japanese mathematician has found pi value upto 5 trillion digits
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355/113 is most accurate fraction for Pi. It does not have a end.
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