That's because that's how pi looks in the font you're using. It will look different in a different font. For example, π looks pretty nice in Times New RomanRedbelly98 said:
Hurkyl said:
The symbol for pi is π.
On most keyboards, you can type pi by pressing the Alt key and then typing 227 on the numeric keypad. This will produce the symbol π.
Yes, pi can be written as a fraction. The fraction form of pi is 22/7, or approximately 3.14.
The number of digits of pi you include in your text depends on the context and purpose of your writing. Generally, including 3-4 decimal places (3.1415) is sufficient for most applications.
Yes, pi can be used in any text document or online as it is a standard symbol in the English alphabet. However, if you want to display pi as a symbol (π) rather than a numerical value, you may need to use a special character or symbol function in your document or online platform.