Pi, the Definition!

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True story: In 1897 the legislature of the State of Indiana tried to pass a bill that would have defined Pi as 3.2. Fortunately there was a mathematician in the gallery that day, and he prevented the bill from becoming law. You can ensure that this kind of thing never happens again, by displaying this beautiful poster where everyone can see it!

This is an art-quality print on heavy, gloss-finish stock for beauty and durability. It is suitable for framing, mounting, or hanging as is. (Dimensions: 19in/48cm tall and 13in/33cm wide.)

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