Field And Galois Theory
Pi is transcendental, but the proof is beyond the scope of this course. Here’s a meta-proof: if there were some polynomial somewhere with pi as a root, it’d be famous and you’d all know about it. You don’t, so there can’t be such a polynomial, and hence pi is transcendental.
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