Since we are celebrating Mathematics Day on March 14, I came up with an idea that day should be "Pi Day" since the month "March" is number 3 in the sequence of the months, and the day specifically where the celebration would be held is on the 14th (which 3.14 is the value of pi). Pi is used to find the area and circumference of a circle. The circumference is divided by the diameter and produces the same value regardless of the radius. The ratio of a circle's circumference to its diameter is called its pi value.

This pi (e) is also giving me a chance to bond with my loved ones since everyone is busy, and no one can resist a delicious pie.

 

"Mathematics is a common language we all have and a common subject with which to find one another."

-Yuliya Nesterova

The Golden ratio has a value of 1.61803/1.618 and is described as “The Most Beautiful Number in The Universe” as it can be seen everywhere, from tiny items like plants and animals to enormous objects such as stars and parts of the galaxy. 

When you think about the theme “Math Unites”, you’d often bring up a union between two living things, but I believe it could be different, like a union between two different concepts. It’s quite fascinating thinking how math can help us unite our intelligence and creativity with the world, similar to a “semi-painting”, a combination of fiction and reality. 

Math helps us unite with the world, in a sense that through math, we are being more familiarized with the beauty of the universe. The Golden Ratio might seem like an impossible concept, but it’s everywhere in this mere world we live in. 

What I am holding is a tessellation which is defined as a pattern made out of shapes without any overlaps or gaps that can be seen, in other words, patterns made with shapes that fit together! Tessellations are a part of geometry in mathematics and at the same time have been used in different forms of art. It can be seen in different places in our everyday surroundings.

I, describe myself as a tessellation. For just like it, I too fit everything I am doing together and make sure that I leave nothing behind. I relate the things that I do to patterns which I am using as the basis for my decisions of what I’ll do in the future. These patterns may seem “odd” at first for me because of my doubts, but as I oversee into the bigger picture comes the moment I realize how I had just created something aesthetically pleasing and meaningful in my whole life.

In its simplicity, the interesting features of a circle are hidden. The circumference of a circle divided by its diameter is always equal to a single value of pi, whether it is as little as an atom or as vast as the Earth.

A circle is one of the most frequent shapes found in our daily lives and across the world. Planets, planetary movements, natural cycles, natural patterns - circles are all around us. Additionally, circles are also seen in architecture all throughout the world. The form also causes particles to travel, allowing humans to move and move items over greater distances more quickly and efficiently. To put it all together, a circle's beauty and usefulness represent that, most of the time, the most simple, sometimes overlooked elements are the most precious.