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What is the 76th digit of pi?

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Who or what was the seventy-sixth (at position 76 in an ordered list) digit of pi (a digit that occurs in the decimal representation of the number pi)?
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Pi - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
The constant, sometimes written pi, is approximately equal to 3.14159. It has been ... Newton himself used an arcsin series to compute a 15 digit approximation of π in 1665 or ...
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Mathematicians Stunned when Computer Reaches Final Digit of Pi ...
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What is the last digit of pi? - Yahoo! Answers
news: pi doesn't have last digit, it is an irrational number. More than that: there is no pattern of its digits. There is a movie called "Pi" in which a gifted ...
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Whats the millionth digit of pi? – kgb answers
Whats the millionth digit of pi? The KGB Agent answer: In 1973, Jean Guilloud and M. Bouyer found the one millionth digit of pi (which happens to be 1).
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