If you celebrated Pi Day last week by solving space math questions from NASA's Jet Propulsion Lab, head over to the JPL website — answers are online!
The NASA questions, which were aimed at the sixth grade to high school level, called on pi to judge craters on Mars, measure the surface area on Earth that darkens from an eclipse, track Cassini's upcoming dive into Saturn and test the potential habitability of the many planets around TRAPPIST-1.
You can see the solutions here (and the problems higher up on that page), or scroll down for NASA's problem and solution posters.
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