Abstract
We evaluate the constant π using the Babylonian identity and the inverse sine function.
Highlights
We evaluate the constant using the Babylonian identity and the inverse sine function
By means of the inverse sine function and Babylonian identity, we demonstrated the identities following, among others: 2. LEMMAS Lemma 1
Let in Theorem 2 denotes the sine function and. We sum in both members of (16) and the proof is complete. ⧠
Summary
By means of the inverse sine function and Babylonian identity, we demonstrated the identities following, among others: 2. LEMMAS Lemma 1. On the Inverse Sine Function, and Babylonian Identity Edigles Guedes1 and Prof. Number Theorist, Brazil1 Resource perosn in Mathematics for Oxford University Press and Professor at BITS-Vizag2 Abstract: We evaluate the constant using the Babylonian identity and the inverse sine function.
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