alleryWhich symbol did Euler popularize for the Archimedes constant?
Aπ
Be
Cφ
Dω
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. π
1. Euler popularized π for the Archimedes constant.
2. The notation was proposed by William Jones, based on one by William Oughtred.
3. He used e for the base of natural logarithms instead.
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