of the circle business, equal to 2*pi*r. In point of fact, for
the circle to measure 3... something, the radius of the circle
has to be 1/2!! This is the set up that initiates Viète's pi formula.
This simplifies to a frrst term of (1/2)^.5
For the second term - and this is the work of the formula - Viète gives
a reading of the perimeter of an octagon.
This is the geometric intuition to the formula.
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