Tau is an easier method to find the circumfrence of a circle. It uses the radius, rather than the diamater. A (basic) equation in Pi would be (3*2)*pi=18.8495559215387594, but using tau, it would be 3*tau=18.8495559215387594. This simplifies it if you know the radius, and aids in more complex computations. Tau is approx. 6.28318530718/
Stop being so lazy, just do what Geno says, and type or enter (2π). IF AM is going to add something to this "calculator", I seriously doubt it will be that. GMAFB
He did add a fraction "button" awhile back, but that was for kids who don't know how to b**w their nose properly.
Anyone who can understand the relationship of Tau and Pi does not need a button for it.
No one has ever asked: "Where is the Tau button on this calculator?"
This calculator could use a nose-blowing button, though. That is a button we could really use! That way, it will be done properly.
Oh wait! I spoke too soon. Just type in "kerchief". Yep, there is a hand-kerchief but no hand-Tau. Oh well, just use your shirt sleeve.
+23254 Isn't tau (τ) the same as 2π?
So, when you want to use τ, enter (2π).
Stop being so lazy, just do what Geno says, and type or enter (2π). IF AM is going to add something to this "calculator", I seriously doubt it will be that. GMAFB
He did add a fraction "button" awhile back, but that was for kids who don't know how to b**w their nose properly.
Anyone who can understand the relationship of Tau and Pi does not need a button for it.
No one has ever asked: "Where is the Tau button on this calculator?"
This calculator could use a nose-blowing button, though. That is a button we could really use! That way, it will be done properly.
Oh wait! I spoke too soon. Just type in "kerchief". Yep, there is a hand-kerchief but no hand-Tau. Oh well, just use your shirt sleeve.
