(Haskell) Pi Approximation

By SnipBot | Published: July 23, 2011

GHC already has `pi’ built in, but I wanted to compare values. `(this snippet) == pi’ returns `True’.

(176 * atan (1 / 57) + 28 * atan (1 / 239) - 48 * atan (1 / 682) + 96 * atan (1 / 12943))

Pi Approximation
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