Are you smart enough?

>>8634987
They'll eventually touch because stones are not infinitely small.

>>8634987
True, because you walk around the edge, not on the edge.

Logic beats math anyday

>>8634987
The stone repeats every 13 feet and the circumference of the circle repeats every 81.68 feet. The superposition of these two periodic functions has no fundamental period.

>>8634987
Smart enough for what? Hey, where are you getting all these stones, in a sack in which they're all already touching each other?
>Outmemed.

>>8634987
Why does it sometimes says 13 FOOT and sometimes 13 FEET ?

isn't this true for any circle with rational radius

>>8635378
13 foot is a adjective

13 feet is a noun

>>8635425
Of course, in fact for any radius that is rationally independent from pi

If you have a rope touching the ground going all the way around the earth, you only need to increase its length by 2pi metres for it to be raised 1 metre above the ground all the way around.

>>8634987
go to bed mom

>>8635727
Lol!

>>8634987
You can't find a rational "n" that:
13n = 2*pi*13

Except you put irrational numbers of stones.
Since we are assuming stones are infinitely small, if you put 2*pi stones in total, you will get in the same place you started.

>>8634987
Yeah, I don't use meme units.

Thats not a fucking curcle

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>>8634987
They can get arbitrarily close, though.

>>8635504
Acktchewally 13-foot (with a hyphen) is an adjective

>>8634987
I mean aren't you just lying then

>>8634987
pi is irrational and 13 is rational, hence you can't two stones will never occupy the same position since there exists no n in Q such that
n*13 = 2*pi*13 (assuming the stones are infinitesimals)