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Algebraic independence of pi and e
not all transcedentials are algebraically independant
On August 5th, 2011
cubola zaruka
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pi and 4-pi are both transcedential and sum to 4, so are not algebraically independant.
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not all transcedentials are algebraically independant
pi and 4-pi are both transcedential and sum to 4, so are not algebraically independant.